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Rear Transfer case seal leak

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Discussion Starter · Nov 17, 1999

How hard is it to replace the transfer case seal on a 95 wrangler?
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Discussion Starter · #2 · Nov 17, 1999

(i am no machanic) lol

I currently have my drivetrain out of my CJ since I am swapping in a new motor. Its simple, just drop the driveshaft, remove the nut and the yoke. The seal should be right there. It would be best to use a airgun to get the nut off

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WILL

· #3 · Nov 17, 1999

the wrangler doesn't have an output yoke. just unbolt the driveshaft from the axle and slide it out of the transfer case. use a hook and slide hammer to remove the seal, put a new one in and put the driveshaft back on. simple job.

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Discussion Starter · #4 · Nov 17, 1999

ooops... Im feeling really small right now...lol..

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Discussion Starter · #5 · Nov 17, 1999

Don't feel small Brian, you were just thinking he was the real upscale YJ owner that had swapped in a D300 for durability!/wwwthreads_images/icons/laugh.gif

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Discussion Starter · #6 · Nov 17, 1999

yeah, right! lol
thanks!

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