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Offline kajsdf

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transfer case seals
« on: December 18, 2011, 07:24:35 PM »
according to the transfer case addendum in the eaglepedia (http://www.amceaglenest.com/~iowaeagl/guide/index.php?title=July_1985_-_IS_7E_-_General_Information_and_TSM_Pages_for_the_NP_128_Transfer_Case)
the seals for the driveshafts can be replaced without removing the transfer case, but basically goes on to tells you to remove it.  unless i am reading it wrong.

any of you have any input?
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Re: transfer case seals
« Reply #1 on: December 18, 2011, 07:46:57 PM »
They can be replaced without removeing it.Just tap the news one in squarely without damageing the inner lip or seal. I used a seal puller to get them out, and a large diameter socket or a block of wood  to tap them in.
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