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    Filling Transfer Case

    The TC has its own drain plug but where is the filler?

    I WAS under the impression its oil was separate from the GB as the manual specifies individual capacities rather than combined.

    Not so??

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    Yes, it is separate. Filler/level plug is the square ended plug on the back, just to the left of the handbrake drum.

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    Thnx John.

    LHS facing front? i.e. Off Side?

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    yep, lay on your back under the vehicle looking up at the Tcase with your feet/legs under the front axle

    theres a square drive bung in there, thats the fill level plug

    to fill....

    remove the center seat, remove the plate, remove the top access plate, remove the fill/level plug

    pour oil into the rectangular hole till it comes out the fill/level plug (poor slowly if you've drained it the foot takes a minute or so to fill).

    done.
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    EUREKA!



    I think this is the beastie.

    So! The TC is L-shaped as far as the oil reservoir is concerned. I should have used the Power of Lateral Thinking!

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    thats him.
    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

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    Looks too clean to be a land rover :P

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    It is very clean

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    It musta been dry to be that clean!
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    Gimme a Break!!

    It's called a resto!

    Are LR resto's not authentic unless I use a big trowel to apply mud & cow dung after installing the mechanical components?

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