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jd
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1/15/2002
11:59:50
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 Subject: transfer case
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does anyone know about a chain inside the transfer
case and what it's does and is there an adjustment
for it.
I had a clinking noise from my 93 dakota 3.9 4x4
and they told me it was the chain inside the
transfer case and that they might be an adjustment
for it I have no idea what they are talking about
could someone explain to me what it is and is it
ex
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Lattimer
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2002
13:28:08
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Inside your transfer case is what is calle a HY-VO chain. It is manufactured by Borg-Warner Automotive in Ithaca, NY. (I used to work there). The chain connects two gears in the transfer case, allowing power to be provided to the two driveshafts. These chains very seldom go bad unless severely abused (no lube??). If the chain is what is making the noise, there is no adjustment. It means that the pins in the chain have worn and the chain has elongated. The chain will have to be replaced in order to fix the problem. You would probably be looking at several hundred dollars for the replacement (thats only a guess, I've never seen a quote on this.)
It may be a good idea to try to find a junkyard transfer case with lower miles and swap yours out. FInd a good 4x4 shop in your area and ask them to check it out. It probably isn't really the chain making the noise.
Shawn
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