Transfer Case Overhaul O/T?

Allan in NE · Nov 22, 2011

Just got to thinkin',

You guys probably think I don't even own a workbench. LOL!

Anyhoo, tore this jasper down. Front driveshaft output shaft and that doggone toryington bearing is in pretty darned bad shape.

Hate to think what that would cost. Might have to price a used unit or just let 'er howl in four wheel drive?

Allan

the tractor vet · Nov 22, 2011

Ah smart move on your part. Plum do not like these new CHAIN drive T cases , give me a good old NP 205.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 22, 2011

I have 2 spare np-205s but I won't give them to you. want them for myself.

Tim in OR · Nov 22, 2011

Allen, If you used your work bench, you would have to worry about mixing tractor parts and pickup parts. If your like me, you can't do just one at a time.
Tim in OR

ralph wilton · Nov 22, 2011

allen isnt that the truck you bought a while back with a bad trans

chevytaHOE5674 · Nov 22, 2011

(quoted from post at 17:46:58 11/22/11)Plum do not like these new CHAIN drive T cases , give me a good old NP 205.

Didn't read anything about the chain being bad... Gear drive cases still have plenty of bearings to go bad. Had to rebuild my fair share of 205's and 203's. Personally I like the 2.72:1 low range in the newer cases over the old 2:1 in the 205's.

Allan in NE · Nov 22, 2011

Yep, that's the guy.

Figured while I had the thing out of there, might as well see what kind of shape the transfer case is in.

Allan

Aaron Ford · Nov 22, 2011

I checked car-part.com and found many tranfer cases across the great state of Nebraska. I guessed it was a 96 K1500 4L60e because I couldn't remember what you said it was. There are many starting around 125 and going up to 575. Check it out.

Aaron

RodinNS · Nov 22, 2011

No.... you've shown us the work bench before, or the general area where it sits under the pile of stuff... LOL
You wern't using the truck box anyway...

Rod

Mike in Mn. · Nov 22, 2011

Nothing handier than a tail gate with a box ahead of it, you already own this used one, might as well fix it.

MeAnthony · Nov 22, 2011

www.drivetrain.com has decent prices on trans and t-case overhaul kits.

MSD · Nov 22, 2011

These guys are pretty good. Located in Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Drivetrain Central

Spook · Nov 22, 2011

I'd run it until it breaks. Then you know what to fix.....

JBMac · Nov 23, 2011

Allen, let her howl! My co-worker drove my "07 Chevy 2500 back from South Carolina, about 6 hours, at 78 mph in 4-High. It"s got a little howl to it now. The only real problem I"ve had is the "pump rub" issue found on this era transfer case. Fixed it with JB Weld 100k miles ago and haven"t looked back.

Allan in NE · Nov 23, 2011

Okay,

Think I've got this little dilemma on the wane (you should be able to see that the hard surfacing is all but gone on the shaft).

Found a good used shaft on ebay for $29 bucks and that ball bearing that lives on the other side of the gear has to be replaced ‘cause it is WAYYYY rough.

Okay, off to the parts house to get a handful of seals, another tube of aerobolic sealer and a bearing.

Allan

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