Transfer Case Drive Shaft Removal at Debra Lynne blog

Transfer Case Drive Shaft Removal. Carefully slide the drive shafts out of the transfer case and set them aside. Time to change your transfer case fluid: Also loosen the bolts that connect the front. Locate the drain plug and remove it using a. Position the drain pan beneath the transfer case. Locate the drive shafts connected to the transfer case. Remove the right driveshaft (passenger side) from the transfer case. Time to change your front driveshaft: Note:remove the vent only if damaged or blocked. The transfer case output shaft seal is designed to seal in fluid and keep dirt, debris, and water out. Use a wrench to remove the bolts securing the drive shafts to the transfer case. Transfer case disassemble 4wd transfer case. (refer to drive shaft in ds group) Using a 14mm socket, loosen and remove the four (4) nuts that secure the front drive shaft to the studs protruding from the transfer case flange. Before raising the vehicle, loosen the 6 hex nuts on the front and rear drive shaft.

Use a wrench to remove the bolts securing the drive shafts to the transfer case. Locate the drain plug and remove it using a. Position the drain pan beneath the transfer case. Using a 14mm socket, loosen and remove the four (4) nuts that secure the front drive shaft to the studs protruding from the transfer case flange. Remove the right driveshaft (passenger side) from the transfer case. Time to change your front driveshaft: Before raising the vehicle, loosen the 6 hex nuts on the front and rear drive shaft. Time to change your transfer case fluid: (refer to drive shaft in ds group) The seal is stationary on the transfer case housing, but the inside of the.

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Transfer Case Drive Shaft Removal Time to change your transfer case fluid: Position the drain pan beneath the transfer case. Note:remove the vent only if damaged or blocked. Use a wrench to remove the bolts securing the drive shafts to the transfer case. (refer to drive shaft in ds group) The seal is stationary on the transfer case housing, but the inside of the. Also loosen the bolts that connect the front. The transfer case output shaft seal is designed to seal in fluid and keep dirt, debris, and water out. Time to change your front driveshaft: Before raising the vehicle, loosen the 6 hex nuts on the front and rear drive shaft. Using a 14mm socket, loosen and remove the four (4) nuts that secure the front drive shaft to the studs protruding from the transfer case flange. Time to change your transfer case fluid: Locate the drain plug and remove it using a. Remove the right driveshaft (passenger side) from the transfer case. Locate the drive shafts connected to the transfer case. Carefully slide the drive shafts out of the transfer case and set them aside.