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How To Install Replace Transmission Transfer case Tailshaft Seal 1AAuto.com
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sounds like the carrier bearing
thaks for sharing this video now i know how to work in my truck .
@MrDiscoHarvey Thank you for checking out our auto repair video. Currently
we do not have a video on the front pump seal.
@charginmahlazors Thank you for checking out our auto repair channel.
How long did this repair take ??
This guy rocks!
HOW DO U CHANGE THE WHOLE TRANSFER CASE FOR A 97 FORD EXPLORER XLT
If there aren’t any bolts that hold it in place, it should just slide out.
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Great ill be doing this over the weekend and was looking for a nice way to
get the seal on and off. thanks!
It shouldn’t. You may wan to check to see exactly where the leak is coming
from. Also check the dipstick tube at the bottom to see if it’s leaking
from there at all. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
dude did you find out because thats what i am about to do to my 91
silverado.
What is the name for this seal? I cannot find it listed as a “tailshaft
seal”.
@brandon1997bmx It should take about and hour.
Love the “special” tool! Wish I’d have watched this earlier, before I
trashed a new tailshaft seal trying to install it. Any advice for the front
pump seal?
You cut the boot off and then you will see the metal piece of the seal.
From that point forward everything will be the same. Align the hole in the
boot oriented towards the floor.
that looked like transmission fluid, shouldn’t it be transfer case fluid?
im confused. I have a leak in the same place on my 01 tahoe, and its not
transmission fluid. Its the same color as my t-case fluid.
Would putting the truck in reverse cause the tranny to leak more oil than
in drive? would replacing this seal fix the issue or is it another seal
thats bad?
Love that seal driver
You may want to check it whens it’s cool. Also check the exhaust to see if
it has loosened up and is moving around.1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Is this the same for 4wd?
Thanks, you made it look simple.
should the front end of the drive shaft just pull out or do you have to pry
it out or anything else
@sofujun on my 88 chevy its got atf for tcase fluid i got a couple buddys
with newer ones that are that way to
haha I did the seal on my truck a week ago before seeing this video. I made
the exact same seal seating “tool” .
@sofujun If it’s on the tailshaft of the transmission. it would be
transmission fluid.
how hard would that be on a 91 chevy silverado?
i have a rattling sound coming from under my 06 silverado 4×4…could that
bad seal make the rattling sound…or could be low oil on the transfer case
great video and great mechanic.
nice tip thank you !
We currently do not have a video that shows this process, if you have a
Haynes or a Chiltons manual it should be covered for you.
My transmission tail seal has a boot (Ford E4OD) how would i remove and
install there is no lip to the boot that i can see and can’t tell if its
one piece (part of the seal)
@psykho15 We haven’t shot a repair video on a 91, but if the transmission
is the same as the one show in the video the process should be the same
if not similar.
This is on a 4WD application, it would be the same process as long as you
have the same transfer case on your vehicle. Hope this helps you out.
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Thank you! this is what I looking for.