Transfer case output shaft seal 2004 Silverado BASE 5.3L with manual 4WD (NP2 NV261))
My 2004 Rado sprung a BIG leak at the front transfer case output shaft seal (leaking like a stuck pig). I do not have the seal press kit required to install the front seal properly (delicate double-seal). Has anyone figured out a novel new way to install this seal PROPERLY using an alternative to the fancy GM spec seal-install-tool? Also wondering what the best tool/method is for removing the old seal without damaging the housing. Thank you.
My 2004 Rado sprung a BIG leak at the front transfer case output shaft seal (leaking like a stuck pig). I do not have the seal press kit required to install the front seal properly (delicate double-seal). Has anyone figured out a novel new way to install this seal PROPERLY using an alternative to the fancy GM spec seal-install-tool? Also wondering what the best tool/method is for removing the old seal without damaging the housing. Thank you.
I HIGHLY suggest synthetic lubricants, since some of the seal may well have gotten in there and you don't need that at all, as well as synthetics are better then non-synthetics. I used to sell both, many years ago, so I know all about lubricants.
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