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Old 06-07-09, 07:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Leak at the rear of T-case

I have a steady leak from the back of the t-case at the parking brake of my 73 FJ40. Over the winter I pulled the t-case, replaced the seals and gaskets. After a few months of seeing gear oil leaking from the parking brake drum, I pulled the drum, the seal appears and feels fine; the surface of the parking brake drum shaft that the seal seals against does have some wear (see second pic)where the seal rides against it, easily noticeable to the touch, feels & looks to be roughly .015". I'll replace the seal just in case. Could the wear on the parking brake drum "shaft" allow a consistant flow of oil to leak past the seal?
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Old 06-07-09, 07:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Can you catch your finger nail on those marks?

If so, install a wear sleeve, part number 99177, or CR99177.


You should drain the transfer case of oil so that it will stop running out of the rear seal housing area.

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I can't catch a finger nail on the wear marks but can definitely feel them; I'l check out the wear sleeve. Thanks for the help

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this recent thread might be of interest
http://forum.ih8mud.com/40-55-series...ase-leaks.html
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Also think about a Mudrak double-seal housing. Works great.

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Yep, Speedi-sleeve. 99177 from NAPA.

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Thanks everyone for the links and part numbers, these are a big help. Looks like I'll be spending some quality time with the T-case.

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