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Leaky NP208

GloNDark

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1985 GMC Jimmy 350/700r4(87)/NP208

OK why can't I get this #$@&$ transfer case to $%#*ing stop leaking all over the place!

New front and rear output seals. But it still PUKES out the front output and a drip or two out of the rear. ARGH!! What do I check next?

The vent is open and clear, the fluid is new, the seals are new, I think it leaks worse with the new seals than it did before....

thanks!

Chris
 
if you fill it to the level of the filler plug, does it stay there, or does it seem to get more full? the input seal could be leaking and filling it overfull with fluid from the tranny.
 
If I fill it to the full level, and let it leak it just drains out. The tranny is holding it's level just fine. (I thought this was the cause at first.....doh...:()

My buddy mentioned that if the yokes are too worn that it wouldn't seat up against the seal properly. Where can I get a new yoke at? /forums/images/icons/confused.gif
 
New yokes can be had from most local driveline shops, or get them at the local wrecking yard.

John
 
Check the plug in the end of the slip yoke(drive shaft end), sometimes they leak out of there also. After having tried to seal mine with silicone I finally got so tired of it that I took it to get welded and on top of the welding I put JB weld, seems like it worked. /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif
 
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