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Glad you found those worn splines before you encountered a "no-go" situation. Mine was not pleasant and ruined a perfectly good day of bringing a new PWC home. They don't hold up well on the 3.0 engine either!
2002 X5 3.0 243,000 miles 2004 325i 108,000 miles |
Here are some links to pics of the removal and disassembly. The aft bearing is noisy so it is on order from Cobra.
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If it's not too much trouble a parts list and cost breakdown would be appreciated!
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So far I've needed:
front shaft $600+ front rag joint $120 output shaft bearing $30 chain $80 I had to buy a 3 jaw puller, though I could have rented one from Autozone. |
Which part did ya chuck at the airplane. :D
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Thanks Seth. Good luck with the rest.
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Here is the latest. Assembled the case. You cannot do this without a three jaw puller in my opinion! An impact wrench is definitely necessary too.
transfer case 002 | Flickr - Photo Sharing! transfer case 001 | Flickr - Photo Sharing! |
Nice work.
I have almost 40k on the CT chain replacement job I did in '11 on my (then new to me) '03, it's a solid part so far. That was after driving the X 500 miles home from buying it without a drop of oil in the tcase (unbeknownst to me). Mine needed only a chain and a lot of cleaning, the rest of that case is bulletproof. I threw spacers on the front driveshaft at the same time (and lubricated the heck out of the splines) to help prevent that awful driveshaft wear. |
Well I got it all put back together after a little setback. The new longer driveshaft is about a 1/4 inch too long to install if the transfer case is installed onto the transmission. I jacked with it for awhile and finally cut a 1/4 inch off the new shaft. It is still over an inch longer than the original and works fine.
I drove it around and flogged it pretty hard and the popping is gone! There is still a whurring noise coming from somewhere up front. I have no idea where. It sounds like it could be coming from the front differential or something. |
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