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Re: Re: Noisy transfer case?
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Originally Posted by maintainin76
I went and picked up some of the new fluid. Cost me $6.50 a quart. I wanted to ask though, did you read anywhere that you had to flush the transfer case of the old stuff completely? The guy at the dealership told me that I didnt have to flush, all I needed to do was drain the old and add the new.
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Like I said earlier:
"You drain and fill with it once, use the pump (till it runs out the fill hole) Then you run that around for about 1/2 hr. switching in/out of 4wd occaisonally, drain and then refill again. Should take you between 4-5 qts. for the whole process"
One guy said his dealer told him just idling with the rear wheels off the grounbd turning for 20 minutes was sufficient. That would be a little easier, seeing as you wouldn't have to jack it up twice...
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