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rear t-case seal problems
- Thread starter zach78k5
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arq
1/2 ton status
what t-case is it??
241/208/203/205
they should all pretty much be the same if you have a slip yoke. just pop it out, carefull not to damage anything. get the number off the seal and take it to your local parts store.
if it's a fixed yoke you have to take the yoke out first.
i usually put a very slight (paper thin) coat of silicon around the seal. it'll act as a lubricant as it goes in and sealer when it dries.
ARQ.
241/208/203/205
they should all pretty much be the same if you have a slip yoke. just pop it out, carefull not to damage anything. get the number off the seal and take it to your local parts store.
if it's a fixed yoke you have to take the yoke out first.
i usually put a very slight (paper thin) coat of silicon around the seal. it'll act as a lubricant as it goes in and sealer when it dries.
ARQ.
Not sure what happens on the other t-cases, but when my 205 t-case to tranny adapter seal failed, allowing the t-case to overfill, the seal started to leak.
Make sure the t-case fluid level isn't too high before replacing a seal that may not be the real problem.
Make sure the t-case fluid level isn't too high before replacing a seal that may not be the real problem.
