how to sepperate the transfer case from the transmission
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how to sepperate the transfer case from the transmission
Hi all i am trying to get the case off of the trans with no luck my book has for very vauge steps to do so it wont come off of the trans i have both the trans and tcase out on the bench one big piece i searched here with no luck worded it all kinds of ways
truck is a auto 3.0 1989 year
Thanks
JC
truck is a auto 3.0 1989 year
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JC
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Mine had significant amount of RTV. I used a rubber deadblow hammer and beat the snot out of it at various angles/spots till it loosened up and finally released the seal.
***EDIT: disregard this post, I was thinking of a different tran/tcase combo. Judging by other posts, this is a different beast.
***EDIT: disregard this post, I was thinking of a different tran/tcase combo. Judging by other posts, this is a different beast.
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the bolts as in the two (2) one on each side at the lower bottom corner? that is all i see it looks like there are bolts on the inside that can only be reached by taking the tcase apart or they are pins ??
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I really hate to be the guy to tell you this but yes you have to disassemble the entire t-case. And dont think of it as a nice simple t-case with gears and such. Nope it is basically a mini automatic transmission with clutches and a valve body.
Yes I know it sucks
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that is basicly what my book says and the pics are what i have done but niether the pics nor my book say how many bolts there are or show where they are i have pulled 2 bolts from the bottom side of the tcase where it mates to the transmission
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Those transfer cases are "married" to the transmission and they share fluid so make sure you drain ALL fluid before attempting to separate or it will be messy.
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thanks for the heads up all ready done been working on trucks for some time just been doing the us made one this is my first import i think i have the bolts out that the manual and the link i was set refer to i guess it is just the RTV on there sticking them together
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I really hate to be the guy to tell you this but yes you have to disassemble the entire t-case. And dont think of it as a nice simple t-case with gears and such. Nope it is basically a mini automatic transmission with clutches and a valve body.
Yes I know it sucks
Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
Yes I know it sucks
Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
thanks for the heads up all ready done been working on trucks for some time just been doing the us made one this is my first import i think i have the bolts out that the manual and the link i was set refer to i guess it is just the RTV on there sticking them together
JC
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I really hate to be the guy to tell you this but yes you have to disassemble the entire t-case. And dont think of it as a nice simple t-case with gears and such. Nope it is basically a mini automatic transmission with clutches and a valve body.
Yes I know it sucks
Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
Yes I know it sucks
Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
SORRY YOU POSTED AS I POSTED MISSED YOURS
if this is true then why dose none of the info on the web say so or even the stupid book that everyone tells you to get ??? it says
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1 Remove the transmission assembly. On some models it will be necessary to remove the breather hose between the transmission control retainer and the transfer case upper cover.
2 Remove the rear engine mount from the case. remove the dynamic damper if one is present.
3 Remove the upper drive shaft dust cover.
4 Remove the transfer case adapter rear mounting bolts,then pull the transfer case straight up and remove it.
says nothing about taking apart a very complex transfer case that more than likely requires special tools
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Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
Thanks for reminding me why I DONT come to this board anymore
..... Anyone else wonder how much sand is in this guys Vaj?
The board exist for people of greater knowledge to help people of lesser knowledge and to work together as a community to achieve greater things.. Why wouldnt you want to share things like "taking apart the complicated transfer" if you know them, as long as it would help??
Thanks for reminding me why I DONT come to this board anymore
..... Anyone else wonder how much sand is in this guys Vaj?
The board exist for people of greater knowledge to help people of lesser knowledge and to work together as a community to achieve greater things.. Why wouldnt you want to share things like "taking apart the complicated transfer" if you know them, as long as it would help??
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if this is true then why dose none of the info on the web say so or even the stupid book that everyone tells you to get ??? it says
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1 Remove the transmission assembly. On some models it will be necessary to remove the breather hose between the transmission control retainer and the transfer case upper cover.
2 Remove the rear engine mount from the case. remove the dynamic damper if one is present.
3 Remove the upper drive shaft dust cover.
4 Remove the transfer case adapter rear mounting bolts,then pull the transfer case straight up and remove it.
says nothing about taking apart a very complex transfer case that more than likely requires special tools
JC
QUOTE
1 Remove the transmission assembly. On some models it will be necessary to remove the breather hose between the transmission control retainer and the transfer case upper cover.
2 Remove the rear engine mount from the case. remove the dynamic damper if one is present.
3 Remove the upper drive shaft dust cover.
4 Remove the transfer case adapter rear mounting bolts,then pull the transfer case straight up and remove it.
says nothing about taking apart a very complex transfer case that more than likely requires special tools
JC
Edit: I've never tried to take a A340H TC off though. Inchworm makes an adapter to replace the A340H TC with a gear driven TC, so you might find some good instructions on thier site.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...fer+case+mount
http://www.inchwormgear.com/store/pr...products_id=86
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Thanks for reminding me why I DONT come to this board anymore
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kind of my thinking thought i said something wrong
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That looks like to me the instructions for removing a transfer case from a manual tranny. The auto (A340H) tranny/transfer case is a completely different animal.
Edit: I've never tried to take a A340H TC off though. Inchworm makes an adapter to replace the A340H TC with a gear driven TC, so you might find some good instructions on thier site.
Edit: I've never tried to take a A340H TC off though. Inchworm makes an adapter to replace the A340H TC with a gear driven TC, so you might find some good instructions on thier site.
that is the only info in the book for transfer case and is the same as the link i was sent in a above post it shows picks of a auto trans and tcase
JC
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Edit: Its a shame how much bad tech gets kicked around this board these days
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The instructions you have and the instructions everyone else gave you (before I posted) were for a manual. Even though you stated clearly you have an auto.
I have taken apart this trans (a340h) and installed the inchworm dual case adapter and ran that until I did a 3.4 swap and now I run my duals behind the (a340f)
Its a major PITA to pull that t-case off. Does it have to be done? What are you trying to do?
As for my remark about this board and its lack of accurate tech, well besides this perticular post,....Ah forget it, I dont want to get into it.
Let me know if you want info on taking that biotch apart.
I have taken apart this trans (a340h) and installed the inchworm dual case adapter and ran that until I did a 3.4 swap and now I run my duals behind the (a340f)
Its a major PITA to pull that t-case off. Does it have to be done? What are you trying to do?
As for my remark about this board and its lack of accurate tech, well besides this perticular post,....Ah forget it, I dont want to get into it.
Let me know if you want info on taking that biotch apart.
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read both links neither have any info on how to take the case off of the trans I guess i will smack it in the morning with he ole rubber mallet and see if i can get it to pop loose the instuctions say to lift straight up to remove that has me a bit confused usally is is straight back ? when pulling a case from a trans unless they asume you have this thing standing up on the bell housing ?
Thanks
JC