Leak from Transfer case/drive shaft?
#1
Leak from Transfer case/drive shaft?
Here is what we found recently while my car was on the lift. Is there a seal I can change in the transfer case that may have gone bad? Is it as easy as removing the driveshaft and swapping the seal? The red is the fluid in question.
#2
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Red fluid is red line heavy shock proof. Fluid will come out of the tcase when you pull the drive shaft, and it will need topped off when you're done.
#3
Evolving Member
Couple of reasons why it could leak, can be overfill, or bad seals... the seal shaft seal part number is MR581295.
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
#4
Couple of reasons why it could leak, can be overfill, or bad seals... the seal shaft seal part number is MR581295.
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
#5
Couple of reasons why it could leak, can be overfill, or bad seals... the seal shaft seal part number is MR581295.
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
By the year of ur car I can tell urs is equipped with acd. You definitely do not want to run redline gear oil as that will ruin your acd clutch pack unit, is that red fluid redline or the acd atf fluid? Get it checked out if it's acd fluid u might wanna stop driving before u blow the ring and pinion.
If it's redline, drain and fill with oem fluid only if it's acd t case....
If it's acd atf fluid u might need a full t case rebuild... including all seals, bearings, etc..
regardless of hp always run mitsu gear oil on acd t cases.
(I can get u all oem part numbers and possibly cheaper "sale" price than most sites.... let me know
#6
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Shock proof won't hurt the ACD.
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#8
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Jacks is wrong.
#9
Evolved Member
You can remove the front section of the drive shaft by unbolting it at the first flange. Mark the orientation so you don't put it back out of balance. Also, the FSM instructs no lubricant on the bolt threads.
#10
Evolving Member
Few issues:
1) Case cracked. I've recently had to replace part of the transfer case because it had a crack.
2) Overfill. There should be around .5L of oil and if you put more it will run out. Been there done that
3) Every time you pull away driveshaft you'll 50% probably ruin the seal. Just replace it.
1) Case cracked. I've recently had to replace part of the transfer case because it had a crack.
2) Overfill. There should be around .5L of oil and if you put more it will run out. Been there done that
3) Every time you pull away driveshaft you'll 50% probably ruin the seal. Just replace it.
Here is what we found recently while my car was on the lift. Is there a seal I can change in the transfer case that may have gone bad? Is it as easy as removing the driveshaft and swapping the seal? The red is the fluid in question.
https://vimeo.com/221960841
https://vimeo.com/221960841
#12
Evolving Member
Lol
Same with transmission shockproof is not meant to be used in our synchro transmission.
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