leaky tcase output

Enigma · 07-11-08, 11:06 PM

The output of my tcase has sprung a leak, what exactly does one need to do to fix this..just a new seal?

lt1fire · 07-12-08, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Enigma

The output of my tcase has sprung a leak, what exactly does one need to do to fix this..just a new seal?

Well the problem could be the seal of the flange it is going around. I had a pinion leak on the front of my rig and thought it was the seal only to find that the seal had worked a groove into the flange and it no longer worked. Pull it apart it will be easy to see where it is leaking from.

alia176 · 07-16-08, 06:58 AM

Usually it's the rear output seal. You'll need to remove the rear extension housing and then work your way to the seal. A search will reveal more details and pics.

07-11-08, 11:06 PM	#1
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07-16-08, 06:58 AM	#3
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