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Webtiger
GenIII
 
12/30/2001
21:01:40
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 Subject: Transfer Case Seal
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Has anyone else out there had to have their Transfer case rear output seal replaced more than once?
I'm on my second seal and I just happened to look under the truck this afternoon and it's *(%&$*% leaking again.
I'm seriously thinking of invoking WA state lemon law!
Ken Grierson
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andrew
Dodge Dakota
12/31/2001
00:01:32
|  RE: Transfer Case Seal
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Is it the NP231 t-case? If so, go to yahoo and type in np231 transfer case and about halfway down there is a tech page. It says something about there being a bushing that wears in there and gives a false impression of the leak. Its all in the tail shaft cone.
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Webtiger
GenIII
12/31/2001
00:10:56
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Thanks for the quick response Andrew.
What model T-case is in a 2001 CC 45RFE Multi-Speed Auto w/PT Shift-on-the-Fly 4x4?
Ken Grierson
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andrew
Dodge Dakota
12/31/2001
17:46:31
| RE: Transfer Case Seal
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Oooh, good question. I am not sure about what t-case comes in yours but mine has a round tag near the drain plug that says what model it is. The guy who wrote the tech page said he put in a couple different seal before he realized it was the worn bushing. Good Luck.
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y22man
Dodge Dakota
12/31/2001
17:52:35
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I have had have had my t case replaced twice. Third repaired the seal. It is now leaking again. Well I did not even use 4x4.
Jay
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Webtiger
GenIII
1/01/2002
19:58:41
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Guess it's back to the dealer and have them specifically check the worm bushing. If that does not fix the leak then I will have to push to have the whole T-case replaced under warranty.
Ken Grierson
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