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Transfer Case Drain Plug Stuck. The transfer case plug would not move with a breaker bar and 6 point socket. I could not get the front drain plug off for the life of me. I tried the fill for the front diff. I was wanting to change my transfer case and differential fluid. I recently did the differential fluid change on my truck the front, back, and transfer case. 1) drain the transfer case. Find the drain plug and use 14mm hex tool to break it loose to the point where you can take over with fingers. How to remove a seized, stuck and very stripped aluminum drain plug on a 1989 ford bronco. Noticed that clearance for wrenches or sockets depends on vehicle. I ended up using my impact wrench. As soon as i realized it was stuck, i realized that i had made a big mistake taking the drain out first. I was able to change the diffs fluid no problem but the fill. No matter what i did it would Replace drain plug with a dimpleplug. When i got to the front this time around i hit a brick wall.

How to remove a seized, stuck and very stripped aluminum drain plug on a 1989 ford bronco. I tried the fill for the front diff. Noticed that clearance for wrenches or sockets depends on vehicle. The transfer case plug would not move with a breaker bar and 6 point socket. I recently did the differential fluid change on my truck the front, back, and transfer case. No matter what i did it would I was wanting to change my transfer case and differential fluid. Replace drain plug with a dimpleplug. Find the drain plug and use 14mm hex tool to break it loose to the point where you can take over with fingers. I could not get the front drain plug off for the life of me.

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Transfer Case Drain Plug Stuck How to remove a seized, stuck and very stripped aluminum drain plug on a 1989 ford bronco. Replace drain plug with a dimpleplug. I was wanting to change my transfer case and differential fluid. As soon as i realized it was stuck, i realized that i had made a big mistake taking the drain out first. I tried the fill for the front diff. The transfer case plug would not move with a breaker bar and 6 point socket. Noticed that clearance for wrenches or sockets depends on vehicle. I could not get the front drain plug off for the life of me. When i got to the front this time around i hit a brick wall. 1) drain the transfer case. I ended up using my impact wrench. No matter what i did it would Find the drain plug and use 14mm hex tool to break it loose to the point where you can take over with fingers. I was able to change the diffs fluid no problem but the fill. I recently did the differential fluid change on my truck the front, back, and transfer case. How to remove a seized, stuck and very stripped aluminum drain plug on a 1989 ford bronco.