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transfer case radial seal
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How often does this seal need replacing? it's #2 in the picture. I replaced the center support bearing and now I have a very small leak coming from the neck of output flange (#3). I am wondering if this is just a coincident, or that I didn't align the center bearing correctly. There is only one position for the bearing support to be bolted to the frame. I am a bit at a lost.
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No one have changed this seal yet???
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That seal is somewhat simple. Remove the rear driveshaft & un-bolt the output flange.
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Doc,
yes, the instruction I have pretty much indicates that. Do you know if the speical tool is really needed? (The tool to remove the output flange after the bolt is off). |
A basic puller may be required depending on how much omni-fit is on the splines. Most of the time it isn't required.
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I finally replaced the seal and I have to say that it's a b*tch to do. The seal only costs $7 or so but it is actually a piece of metal coated in rubber. I spent 2 hours trying to pry the darn thing out lying under the car with limited work space. once out, replacement was easy. I used the following tools:
1. counter holder 2. $100 drift punch alternative (how's the 99 cents PVC pipe sound?) 3. 30mm thin wall deep socket pic of the old pos seal also shown |
where did you buy that seal?
cheers, J. |
dealer is your only option. It's just a piece of rubber with some steel backing. I think it cost me less than $10.
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