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The transmission requires precisely the correct amount of fluid, so you can't just throw some fluid at it and not expect to have problems.
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How would I check the output from the transfer case to the front driveshaft?Thanks in advance. |
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There is a known problem with the output from the transfer case wearing the splines. If the vehicle won't move, see if the output shaft is turning (while it is in gear with someone else in the driver's seat and their foot on the brake). You are looking to see if the output shaft is spinning but not driving the driveshaft. Don't get under the vehicle, be safe.
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I'm just don't want to replace the transmission. |
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