Leaking tailshaft on transfer case
Leaking tailshaft on transfer case
The last time I serviced my truck I noticed trans fluid dripping from my rear driveshaft where it exits the transfer case. The tailshaft on the transfer case is bolted to the case itself with 4 bolts. How hard would it be to replace the tailshaft seal myself?
I replaced mine with very little difficulty. The hardest part was dropping the driveshaft. You will need a way to push the new seal into the tail off the transfer case. I used an old steel wheel as the center was the same size as the seal. Then i put a 2x4 on top of the tailpiece and beat against that with a hammer to seat the seal. I didn't know i would need to that until i had everything apart. It worked out very good. No problems at all. I dont recall losing much if any fluid. I would be prepared just in case. It's a good time to change to some synthetic oil in the t-case while your down there.
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