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Transfer case leaking!

Old October 19th, 2013, 6:49 AM
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Just went through all my fluids and when i took the drain plug out of the transfer case there wasnt much in there. I refilled it and drove a short distance and noticed it leaking! It looks like theres two little pin holes which one looks like already been jb welded! What caused this and how do fix it?
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Caused by the oil pump housing rubbing against the case housing. Has to be repaired from the inside.

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The "pump rub" problem has been around for some time now. Merchant Automotive sells a pump housing that is much thicker and it won't eat a hole in the case. I did mine about 10 years ago and have not had a problem.
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Does it rub the case in 2 wheel drive? Or 4 wheel? Or both?
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Originally Posted by white03
Does it rub the case in 2 wheel drive? Or 4 wheel? Or both?
Anytime the output shaft is turning.

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White03 There is a complete DIY on the transfer case removal and pump kit install on the dieselplace.com site. You will find all the information you need.
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Thanks guys! About how long does it take to do this job?
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It should only take a couple hours unless you are an old fart like me. I spent about four hours on mine but then, I like to work slowly.
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