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NP8 Transfer Case Disassemble / Reassemble
Tools Required
Available from: SPX Kent-Moore.
? J 3289-20 Holding Fixture
? J 8092 Universal Handle
? J 22873 Mainshaft Bushing Installer
? J 36370 Drive Sprocket Needle Bearing Installer
? J 36850 Transjel Lubricant
? J 37668-A Seal Installer
? J 42737 Sector Bearing Installer
? J 42738 Seal Installer
? J 43484 Seal Installer
? J 44295 Clutch Pack Shimming Kit
? J 45380 Transfer Case Rear Bushing Remover and Installer
? J 45383 Input Gear Pilot Bearing Installer
? J 45759 Assembly Fixture
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice.
1. If removed, install the transfer case mounting studs to the height of 29.5 mm-30.5 mm (1.16-1.20 in).
2. Attach the J 45759 to the front transfer case using the adapter studs. All of the assembly procedures can be performed with the case mounted to the J 45759 .
3. Install the J 45759 (2) into the J 3289-20 (1) and secure with the pivot pin.
Important:Use only new retaining rings.
4. Install the input bearing. The cage side of the bearing faces to the case front.
5. Install the input bearing retaining ring.
6. Install the front output shaft ft. bearing. The cage side of the bearing faces to the ft. of the case.
7. Install the front output shaft ft. bearing retaining ring.
8. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 36370 (2), install the ft. output shaft rear bearing.
- The lettering on the bearing faces toward the tool.
- Use the double shoulder side of the J 36370 to install the bearing recessed in the bore.
9. Using the J 42737 , install the control actuator lever shaft bearing. The seal on the bearing faces outward.
10. Using transfer case fluid, lubricate the control actuator lever shaft bearing.
11. Install the control actuator lever shaft.
12. Install the NEW retaining ring for the control actuator lever shaft. Ensure the retaining ring is fully seated.
13. If it is a new shaft, or if the cup plug was removed, install the cup plug in the ft. output shaft using a suitable driver.
14. Using the J 22873 and a hydraulic press, install a NEW tone wheel on the front output shaft.
15. Install the ft. output shaft assembly. Use a soft-face hammer to tap the ft. output shaft into the bearing.
16. Install the ft. output shaft retaining ring.
Important: Depending on the version of the transfer case, it may have either a 4 pinion gear or 6 pinion gear planetary carrier assembly. The 4 pinion gear planetary carrier is used with transmission RPO M30 and the input gear splines are 27 teeth. The 6 pinion gear planetary carrier is used with transmission RPO MT1 and MN8 and the input gear splines are 32 teeth. The repair procedures are the same for both planetary carriers.
17. Lubricate the thrust washer for the input shaft with J 36850 or equivalent.
18. Install the input shaft thrust washer. Align the tabs on the thrust washer with the slots in the planetary carrier.
19. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 45383 (2), install the pilot bearing in the input shaft.
20. Install the input shaft assembly.
21. Lubricate the input shaft thrust washer with J 36850 or equivalent.
22. Install the input shaft thrust washer.
23. Lubricate the carrier lock ring with J 36850 or equivalent.
24. Install the carrier lock ring. If there are letters on the lock ring, install with the lettering facing up.
25. Install the ret. ring for the planetary gear shaft.
26. Install the planetary gear carrier. Use a soft-face hammer to tap the input shaft into the bearing.
27. Install the outer retaining ring for the input gear bearing.
28. Install new shift fork pads, if removed.
29. Install the range shift sleeve in the range fork.
30. Align the range shift sleeve on the planetary carrier.
31. Align the roller on the range fork in the control actuator lever slot.
32. Install the range shift fork.
33. Install the shift fork shaft.
34. Install the clutch lever assembly.
Important: When performing the following service procedure, ensure that the clutch lever pivot pins are tightened evenly. Ensure that the clutch lever moves freely after the pivot pins are tightened and engaging the lever.
35. Install new O-ring seals on the clutch lever pivot pins.
36. Lubricate the O-ring seals with xfer case fluid.
37. Apply threadlock GM P/N 12345493 (Canadian P/N 1095348, or equivalent, to the clutch lever pivot pin threads.
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice.
38. Install the clutch lever pivot pins with the aluminum washers and O-ring seals in the ft. case half.
Tighten
Tighten the clutch lever pivot pins to 61 N?m (45 lb ft).
Important: Ensure that the shift detent plunger is seated correctly on the control actuator lever.
39. Install the shift detent plunger.
40. Install the shift detent spring.
41. Lightly lubricate a NEW shift detent plunger O-ring seal with transfer case fluid.
42. Install the O-ring seal on the shift detent spring bolt.
43. Install the shift detent spring bolt in the front transfer case.
Tighten
Tighten the shift detent spring bolt to 17 N?m (13 lb ft).
Important: The following service procedure is to be performed only if the rear output shaft is new.
44. Install the rear output shaft oil restrictor flush with the end of the shaft.
Important: In order to position the bearing at the proper depth, ensure that the double shoulder of the J 36370 is against the bearing.
45. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 36370 (2), install the clutch housing bearing.
46. Clamp the rear output shaft in a soft-jaw vise with the front end facing up.
47. Install the clutch housing on the rear output shaft.
48. Install the clutch hub.
49. Install the clutch hub oil restrictor plate. The fingers of the oil restrictor plate face up.
50. Install the clutch pressure plate inner in the clutch housing, with the notch in the plate facing down.
51. Install a friction clutch pressure plate.
52. Install a steel clutch pressure plate.
53. Continue to install the friction and the steel clutch plates, alternating until 10 friction plates and 9 steel plates are installed.
54. Install the clutch hub ret. ring.
Important: A clutch plate shim package is necessary in order to have the proper shims available for setting the correct clutch pack preload. Improper preload can cause driveability concerns & failure of the transfer case.
55. Securely install the base plate (3) of the J 44295 in a vise with the machined surface of the locating tabs facing up.
56. Install the assembled rear output shaft with the clutch housing, the inner clutch plates, and the outer clutch plates on the base plate (3) of the J 44295 .
57. Install the weight (1) of the J 44295 on top of the assembled clutch plates.
58. Place the gage block (2) of the J 44295 on 1 of the locating tabs of the base plate (3) of the J 44295 .
59. Using a feeler gage, measure between the gage block (2) and the weight (1) of the J 44295 .
60. Measure with the gage block (2) and the feeler gage on the remaining 2 locating tabs of the base plate (3).
Important: The specification is the average clearance remaining between the weight (1) and the gage block (2).
61. The average of the 3 measurements is the required shim thickness.
Important: Measure the clutch shims in the center area of the shim. The shims may have a burr or ridge around the inner or outer edge causing an incorrect measurement. The available shims may not combine to the desired measurement.
62. Select from the clutch plate shim package the correct shim or shims plus or minus 0.10 mm (0.004 in). You may use a combination of 2 shims to obtain the correct thickness.
The shims in the clutch plate shim package are the following thickness:
- 0.30 mm (0.12 in)
- 0.56 mm (0.022 in)
- 0.81 mm (0.032 in)
- 1.04 mm (0.041 in)
- 1.30 mm (0.051 in)
- 1.55 mm (0.061 in)
- 1.80 mm (0.071 in)
- 2.08 mm (0.081 in)
63. Remove the weight (1) of the J 44295 .
Important: After obtaining the desired thickness of shims, do not remove the clutch plates from the clutch housing. If you remove, and then install the clutch plates again, it could change the measurement.
64. Install the shim or shims.
65. Using a suitable press plate & a hydraulic press, press the clutch bearing inner support in the clutch apply plate bearing. Ensure the bearing inner bearing race is supported.
66. Install the clutch apply plate bearing & inner support in the clutch apply plate.
67. Install the clutch pressure plate spring.
68. Align the tabs on the clutch pressure plate with the grooves in the clutch hub & install the clutch pressure plate assembly.
69. Install the clutch apply plate retaining ring. Push down on the apply plate to access the retaining ring groove.
70. Align the tab on the clutch inner support bearing hub with the clutch lever.
71. Align the rear output shaft teeth to the planetary carrier & range sleeve teeth.
72. Install the rear output shaft assembly.
Important: Ensure to align the marks of the drive chain and sprockets if using the chain and sprockets again.
73. Install the drive chain and sprockets. The blue chain links must face up or toward the rear of the vehicle.
74. Install the drive sprocket ret. ring.
Note: Do to posting size limits, the code used to expand the following images was deleted.
75. Install the driven sprocket ret. ring.
Important: The rear output shaft may be an original design (2) or the replacement design (1). The original design rear output shaft (2) uses an oil pump wave washer above the oil pump & a retaining ring under the oil pump. The original design rear output shaft (2) is identified by the splines in the area by the oil gallery hole. The replacement design rear output shaft has a smooth area by the oil gallery hole. Ensure to follow the steps for the correct rear output shaft.
76. Inspect the rear output shaft to identify as an original design (2) or the repl. design (1).
77. If an original design rear output shaft, install the oil pump retaining ring onto the rear output shaft. Ensure the retaining ring is not positioned over the oil hole on the rear output shaft.
78. Install a new oil pump suction pipe O-ring in the oil pump.
79. Install the oil pump assembly.
80. If an original design rear output shaft, install the oil pump wave washer.
81. Install the oil pump screen.
82. Install the connector on the oil pump screen.
83. Install the oil pump suction pipe to the oil pump.
84. Connect the oil pump suction pipe to the connector.
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85. Install the transfer case magnet.
86. Install the rear output shaft speed reluctor wheel.
Important: Install the rear output shaft bearing with the groove for the retaining ring facing up.
87. Install the rear output shaft bearing.
88. Install the rear output shaft bearing retaining ring. Push down on the rear output shaft bearing to compress the oil pump wave spring.
89. Align the outside retaining ring for the rear output shaft bearing so that it is easily accessed through the opening in the rear case half.
Important: A new oil pump wear sleeve may have a star shaped hole or a spring clip hole.
90. If necessary, install the oil pump wear sleeve.
91. Lightly stake the oil pump wear sleeve pin to hold the sleeve in place, if star shaped hole style.
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Important: Ensure the locating pins are installed in the front case half.
92. Install the locating pins in the front case, if necessary.
Notice: Apply the proper amount of sealant to the flange when assembling the transfer case. Excessive amounts of sealant can plug the oil pump screen, resulting in internal component failure.
Important: Ensure both sealing surfaces of the ft. & rear case halves are free of dirt, oil, & cleaning solvent.
93. Apply a 3 mm (1/8 in) bead of RTV sealant GM P/N 12345739 (Canadian P/N 10953541) or equivalent to the mating surfaces of the ft. case half.
94. Lower the rear case half in to place.
95. Using a pair of snap ring pliers, open the ret. ring for the rear output shaft bearing.
96. Insert a rubber coated screwdriver into 1 of the speed sensor holes & lift up on the speed reluctor wheel, then seat the ret. ring.
Notice: This component is made of magnesium. Proper assembly is required to prevent damage. Ensure the magnesium transfer case housings are properly insulated from all external steel components, or galvanic corrosion will occur. New nylon coated case bolts and aluminum washers must be used. Use only aluminum fill and drain plugs. Use only aluminum brackets under the case bolts. Ensure new seals are installed that have a rubber insulated outside diameter and have no tears or cuts. Extensive damage will occur if there is galvanic corrosion between the magnesium and steel components.
97. Install the new case bolts, washers, & brackets.
Tighten
Tighten the case bolts to 37 N?m (27 lb ft).
98. Install the access hole plug.
99. Install new O-ring seals on the vehicle speed sensors.
100. Lubricate the veh. speed sensor O-ring seals with xfer case fluid.
101. Install the rear veh. speed sensors.
Tighten
Tighten the speed senor to 15 N?m (11 lb ft).
102. Install the ft. vehicle speed sensor.
Tighten
Tighten the speed senor to 15 N?m (11 lb ft).
103. Install the act. insulator to the transfer case.
104. Install the enc. motor to the transfer case. Rotate the control actuator lever shaft to align to the enc. motor.
105. Install the mounting bolts for the encoder motor.
Tighten
Tighten the encoder motor mounting bolts, in the sequence shown, to 20 N?m (15 lb ft).
106. Using the J 45380 , install a new rear output shaft bushing.
1. Install the bushing on the finger section of the J 45380 .
2. Install the finger section to the main body of the J 45380 .
3. Position the bushing and tool to the case.
4. Using a hammer and the J 45380 , install the bushing.
107. Align the rear output shaft seal to the rear case, with the square tab up and the drain hole down.
108. Using the J 37668-A , install the rear output shaft seal.
109. Using the J 43484 (2) and the J 8092 (1), install the front output shaft seal.
110. Using the J 42738 , install the input shaft seal.
111. The transfer case is ready to reinstall.
Note:This document took almost 4? hours to prepare, debug and post BB code and uploading 67 exclusive images plus trimming text and code for fit. I hope it will help someone in need!
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NP8 Transfer Case Disassemble / Reassemble
Tools Required
Available from: SPX Kent-Moore.
? J 3289-20 Holding Fixture
? J 8092 Universal Handle
? J 22873 Mainshaft Bushing Installer
? J 36370 Drive Sprocket Needle Bearing Installer
? J 36850 Transjel Lubricant
? J 37668-A Seal Installer
? J 42737 Sector Bearing Installer
? J 42738 Seal Installer
? J 43484 Seal Installer
? J 44295 Clutch Pack Shimming Kit
? J 45380 Transfer Case Rear Bushing Remover and Installer
? J 45383 Input Gear Pilot Bearing Installer
? J 45759 Assembly Fixture
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice.
1. If removed, install the transfer case mounting studs to the height of 29.5 mm-30.5 mm (1.16-1.20 in).
2. Attach the J 45759 to the front transfer case using the adapter studs. All of the assembly procedures can be performed with the case mounted to the J 45759 .
3. Install the J 45759 (2) into the J 3289-20 (1) and secure with the pivot pin.
Important:Use only new retaining rings.
4. Install the input bearing. The cage side of the bearing faces to the case front.
5. Install the input bearing retaining ring.
6. Install the front output shaft ft. bearing. The cage side of the bearing faces to the ft. of the case.
7. Install the front output shaft ft. bearing retaining ring.
8. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 36370 (2), install the ft. output shaft rear bearing.
- The lettering on the bearing faces toward the tool.
- Use the double shoulder side of the J 36370 to install the bearing recessed in the bore.
9. Using the J 42737 , install the control actuator lever shaft bearing. The seal on the bearing faces outward.
10. Using transfer case fluid, lubricate the control actuator lever shaft bearing.
11. Install the control actuator lever shaft.
12. Install the NEW retaining ring for the control actuator lever shaft. Ensure the retaining ring is fully seated.
13. If it is a new shaft, or if the cup plug was removed, install the cup plug in the ft. output shaft using a suitable driver.
14. Using the J 22873 and a hydraulic press, install a NEW tone wheel on the front output shaft.
15. Install the ft. output shaft assembly. Use a soft-face hammer to tap the ft. output shaft into the bearing.
16. Install the ft. output shaft retaining ring.
Important: Depending on the version of the transfer case, it may have either a 4 pinion gear or 6 pinion gear planetary carrier assembly. The 4 pinion gear planetary carrier is used with transmission RPO M30 and the input gear splines are 27 teeth. The 6 pinion gear planetary carrier is used with transmission RPO MT1 and MN8 and the input gear splines are 32 teeth. The repair procedures are the same for both planetary carriers.
17. Lubricate the thrust washer for the input shaft with J 36850 or equivalent.
18. Install the input shaft thrust washer. Align the tabs on the thrust washer with the slots in the planetary carrier.
19. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 45383 (2), install the pilot bearing in the input shaft.
20. Install the input shaft assembly.
21. Lubricate the input shaft thrust washer with J 36850 or equivalent.
22. Install the input shaft thrust washer.
23. Lubricate the carrier lock ring with J 36850 or equivalent.
24. Install the carrier lock ring. If there are letters on the lock ring, install with the lettering facing up.
25. Install the ret. ring for the planetary gear shaft.
26. Install the planetary gear carrier. Use a soft-face hammer to tap the input shaft into the bearing.
27. Install the outer retaining ring for the input gear bearing.
28. Install new shift fork pads, if removed.
29. Install the range shift sleeve in the range fork.
30. Align the range shift sleeve on the planetary carrier.
31. Align the roller on the range fork in the control actuator lever slot.
32. Install the range shift fork.
33. Install the shift fork shaft.
34. Install the clutch lever assembly.
Important: When performing the following service procedure, ensure that the clutch lever pivot pins are tightened evenly. Ensure that the clutch lever moves freely after the pivot pins are tightened and engaging the lever.
35. Install new O-ring seals on the clutch lever pivot pins.
36. Lubricate the O-ring seals with xfer case fluid.
37. Apply threadlock GM P/N 12345493 (Canadian P/N 1095348, or equivalent, to the clutch lever pivot pin threads.
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice.
38. Install the clutch lever pivot pins with the aluminum washers and O-ring seals in the ft. case half.
Tighten
Tighten the clutch lever pivot pins to 61 N?m (45 lb ft).
Important: Ensure that the shift detent plunger is seated correctly on the control actuator lever.
39. Install the shift detent plunger.
40. Install the shift detent spring.
41. Lightly lubricate a NEW shift detent plunger O-ring seal with transfer case fluid.
42. Install the O-ring seal on the shift detent spring bolt.
43. Install the shift detent spring bolt in the front transfer case.
Tighten
Tighten the shift detent spring bolt to 17 N?m (13 lb ft).
Important: The following service procedure is to be performed only if the rear output shaft is new.
44. Install the rear output shaft oil restrictor flush with the end of the shaft.
Important: In order to position the bearing at the proper depth, ensure that the double shoulder of the J 36370 is against the bearing.
45. Using the J 8092 (1) and the J 36370 (2), install the clutch housing bearing.
46. Clamp the rear output shaft in a soft-jaw vise with the front end facing up.
47. Install the clutch housing on the rear output shaft.
48. Install the clutch hub.
49. Install the clutch hub oil restrictor plate. The fingers of the oil restrictor plate face up.
50. Install the clutch pressure plate inner in the clutch housing, with the notch in the plate facing down.
51. Install a friction clutch pressure plate.
52. Install a steel clutch pressure plate.
53. Continue to install the friction and the steel clutch plates, alternating until 10 friction plates and 9 steel plates are installed.
54. Install the clutch hub ret. ring.
Important: A clutch plate shim package is necessary in order to have the proper shims available for setting the correct clutch pack preload. Improper preload can cause driveability concerns & failure of the transfer case.
55. Securely install the base plate (3) of the J 44295 in a vise with the machined surface of the locating tabs facing up.
56. Install the assembled rear output shaft with the clutch housing, the inner clutch plates, and the outer clutch plates on the base plate (3) of the J 44295 .
57. Install the weight (1) of the J 44295 on top of the assembled clutch plates.
58. Place the gage block (2) of the J 44295 on 1 of the locating tabs of the base plate (3) of the J 44295 .
59. Using a feeler gage, measure between the gage block (2) and the weight (1) of the J 44295 .
60. Measure with the gage block (2) and the feeler gage on the remaining 2 locating tabs of the base plate (3).
Important: The specification is the average clearance remaining between the weight (1) and the gage block (2).
61. The average of the 3 measurements is the required shim thickness.
Important: Measure the clutch shims in the center area of the shim. The shims may have a burr or ridge around the inner or outer edge causing an incorrect measurement. The available shims may not combine to the desired measurement.
62. Select from the clutch plate shim package the correct shim or shims plus or minus 0.10 mm (0.004 in). You may use a combination of 2 shims to obtain the correct thickness.
The shims in the clutch plate shim package are the following thickness:
- 0.30 mm (0.12 in)
- 0.56 mm (0.022 in)
- 0.81 mm (0.032 in)
- 1.04 mm (0.041 in)
- 1.30 mm (0.051 in)
- 1.55 mm (0.061 in)
- 1.80 mm (0.071 in)
- 2.08 mm (0.081 in)
63. Remove the weight (1) of the J 44295 .
Important: After obtaining the desired thickness of shims, do not remove the clutch plates from the clutch housing. If you remove, and then install the clutch plates again, it could change the measurement.
64. Install the shim or shims.
65. Using a suitable press plate & a hydraulic press, press the clutch bearing inner support in the clutch apply plate bearing. Ensure the bearing inner bearing race is supported.
66. Install the clutch apply plate bearing & inner support in the clutch apply plate.
67. Install the clutch pressure plate spring.
68. Align the tabs on the clutch pressure plate with the grooves in the clutch hub & install the clutch pressure plate assembly.
69. Install the clutch apply plate retaining ring. Push down on the apply plate to access the retaining ring groove.
70. Align the tab on the clutch inner support bearing hub with the clutch lever.
71. Align the rear output shaft teeth to the planetary carrier & range sleeve teeth.
72. Install the rear output shaft assembly.
Important: Ensure to align the marks of the drive chain and sprockets if using the chain and sprockets again.
73. Install the drive chain and sprockets. The blue chain links must face up or toward the rear of the vehicle.
74. Install the drive sprocket ret. ring.
Note: Do to posting size limits, the code used to expand the following images was deleted.
75. Install the driven sprocket ret. ring.
Important: The rear output shaft may be an original design (2) or the replacement design (1). The original design rear output shaft (2) uses an oil pump wave washer above the oil pump & a retaining ring under the oil pump. The original design rear output shaft (2) is identified by the splines in the area by the oil gallery hole. The replacement design rear output shaft has a smooth area by the oil gallery hole. Ensure to follow the steps for the correct rear output shaft.
76. Inspect the rear output shaft to identify as an original design (2) or the repl. design (1).
77. If an original design rear output shaft, install the oil pump retaining ring onto the rear output shaft. Ensure the retaining ring is not positioned over the oil hole on the rear output shaft.
78. Install a new oil pump suction pipe O-ring in the oil pump.
79. Install the oil pump assembly.
80. If an original design rear output shaft, install the oil pump wave washer.
81. Install the oil pump screen.
82. Install the connector on the oil pump screen.
83. Install the oil pump suction pipe to the oil pump.
84. Connect the oil pump suction pipe to the connector.
85. Install the transfer case magnet.
86. Install the rear output shaft speed reluctor wheel.
Important: Install the rear output shaft bearing with the groove for the retaining ring facing up.
87. Install the rear output shaft bearing.
88. Install the rear output shaft bearing retaining ring. Push down on the rear output shaft bearing to compress the oil pump wave spring.
89. Align the outside retaining ring for the rear output shaft bearing so that it is easily accessed through the opening in the rear case half.
Important: A new oil pump wear sleeve may have a star shaped hole or a spring clip hole.
90. If necessary, install the oil pump wear sleeve.
91. Lightly stake the oil pump wear sleeve pin to hold the sleeve in place, if star shaped hole style.
Important: Ensure the locating pins are installed in the front case half.
92. Install the locating pins in the front case, if necessary.
Notice: Apply the proper amount of sealant to the flange when assembling the transfer case. Excessive amounts of sealant can plug the oil pump screen, resulting in internal component failure.
Important: Ensure both sealing surfaces of the ft. & rear case halves are free of dirt, oil, & cleaning solvent.
93. Apply a 3 mm (1/8 in) bead of RTV sealant GM P/N 12345739 (Canadian P/N 10953541) or equivalent to the mating surfaces of the ft. case half.
94. Lower the rear case half in to place.
95. Using a pair of snap ring pliers, open the ret. ring for the rear output shaft bearing.
96. Insert a rubber coated screwdriver into 1 of the speed sensor holes & lift up on the speed reluctor wheel, then seat the ret. ring.
Notice: This component is made of magnesium. Proper assembly is required to prevent damage. Ensure the magnesium transfer case housings are properly insulated from all external steel components, or galvanic corrosion will occur. New nylon coated case bolts and aluminum washers must be used. Use only aluminum fill and drain plugs. Use only aluminum brackets under the case bolts. Ensure new seals are installed that have a rubber insulated outside diameter and have no tears or cuts. Extensive damage will occur if there is galvanic corrosion between the magnesium and steel components.
97. Install the new case bolts, washers, & brackets.
Tighten
Tighten the case bolts to 37 N?m (27 lb ft).
98. Install the access hole plug.
99. Install new O-ring seals on the vehicle speed sensors.
100. Lubricate the veh. speed sensor O-ring seals with xfer case fluid.
101. Install the rear veh. speed sensors.
Tighten
Tighten the speed senor to 15 N?m (11 lb ft).
102. Install the ft. vehicle speed sensor.
Tighten
Tighten the speed senor to 15 N?m (11 lb ft).
103. Install the act. insulator to the transfer case.
104. Install the enc. motor to the transfer case. Rotate the control actuator lever shaft to align to the enc. motor.
105. Install the mounting bolts for the encoder motor.
Tighten
Tighten the encoder motor mounting bolts, in the sequence shown, to 20 N?m (15 lb ft).
106. Using the J 45380 , install a new rear output shaft bushing.
1. Install the bushing on the finger section of the J 45380 .
2. Install the finger section to the main body of the J 45380 .
3. Position the bushing and tool to the case.
4. Using a hammer and the J 45380 , install the bushing.
107. Align the rear output shaft seal to the rear case, with the square tab up and the drain hole down.
108. Using the J 37668-A , install the rear output shaft seal.
109. Using the J 43484 (2) and the J 8092 (1), install the front output shaft seal.
110. Using the J 42738 , install the input shaft seal.
111. The transfer case is ready to reinstall.