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Originally Posted by MT-2500
May be only 10% it is not it but thst 10% can bite you in the rear real bad.
Proper testing first solves a lot of problems.
MT
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i agree but to test/verify motor is the only problem it will be removed..then upon inspecting it will be replaced or troubleshoot further...
the motor in hand when this is done is very helpful and if the motor is good then return unused in box....for credit for what you may need..
this also will get vehicle on road faster with less hassle...
this motor if 10years old I would bet it is bad...but I believe that lack of transfer case fluid changes damages these motors as the lubricity of the fluid is reduced....