Thread: Adding/ changing oil to a transfer case.

great instructions here

Great - thanks. I had all the same info from the Rave CD - that wobble extension is what I need.......another tool- yeah!!

Its just a regular 1/2" socket drive.
ie Use just your ratchet or as i do a ratchet with a 3" universal on it.

I tried the 1/2 regular but it did not have enough grip. If repco does not half a 50mm wobble extension I'll try again and graze a few knuckles......got to ask though why place it in such hard to get place??

Try a 1/2" square sliding T-Bar .... works for me.

Job done! All worked well with the change etc and cleaned it well before the oil change. The leak is still there. Is there a common fault or a set or seals that need to be replaced? Is it easy to do?

Originally Posted by GEK064

Job done! All worked well with the change etc and cleaned it well before the oil change. The leak is still there. Is there a common fault or a set or seals that need to be replaced? Is it easy to do?

If your only getting oil droplets on the bottom cover bolt heads, then the cause is that some bolt threads go into a the oil cavity of the sump, oil wicks past the threads and forms on the bolt heads, the threads need to be sealed with a thread locker.

Also for stubburn filler plugs, I've had some real tight ones that I had to use leg power on the bar handle to loosen them.

Could be the intermediate shaft o-ring and it's running down the front of the T/case and forming droplets on the lowest point ie. the bottom bolts of the cover