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Old 03-01-2020, 07:39 AM
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You can run the xdrive with the FRONT driveshaft off but likely NOT the back. You will have no way to stop the spinning of the output shaft. I suppose you can maybe go into neutral. I had a similar problem when I changed the transfer case and wanted to do some testing part way through assembly.

TC doesn't need the precision of transmission I actually filled that before installing into the car.

I remember at one point realizing it would be a problem trying to go from R to P if I can't hit the brakes.

You could possibly go to N and very quickly to P or just turn off the engine when done working through the gears.
Do you worry about the situation going from D to R or from D/R to P position? When torque converter is not locked there's not that much inertia that it should be an actual problem.
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