Transfer case rear seal leaks

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Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks [Re: fleetbob1] #809024 05/02/07 11:35 PM

Joined: May 2006

Posts: 53

Union,NJ.

fleetbob1

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Nope, the plug is intact

there is play in the splines so the yolk moves up & down just a little, causing the seal to leak.

Any suggestions?

1990 Montero LWB V6 5-SP Locked Rear/33/12.50 Kumho KL-71 Mud Terrains/3" body lift,bars/springs/poly/shocks/custom skids/lots of lights/snorkle/etc......

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Transfer case rear seal leaks	fleetbob1	05/01/07 04:48 AM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	52degrees	05/01/07 04:56 AM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	justice	05/01/07 05:16 AM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	Tag	05/01/07 09:52 PM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	fleetbob1	05/02/07 03:29 AM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	fleetbob1	05/02/07 11:35 PM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	justice	05/03/07 03:38 AM
Re: Transfer case rear seal leaks	fleetbob1	05/04/07 02:00 AM

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