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Scott Kopiec (Skopiec)
| Posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 12:09 pm: |
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I'm trying to track down where my xfer case leaks are coming from - I can see the rear output shaft seal needs to be replaced, but there appears to be another leak up higher. I don't see any drips from the front output shaft or the input shaft junction - where else could it be leaking from? Do I need to remove the brake drum to get to the rear output seal? Any tips (I did read the t-case bearing tech article), this seems deceptively easy.... Oops, almost forgot. Does anyone have the seal part numbers handy? ('96 disco automatic) Thanks, Scott |
   
Ron
| Posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 09:35 pm: |
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There is the thingy on top that could be leaking too. I think its the solinoid. I kinda doubt it but maybe leaking where it mounts. Output Seal is FTC4939 from 28D526135F (double check before you order, the early one is FRC7043) Ron |
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