How long does a transfer case last?
It is recommended that your transfer case fluid should be changed every 30,000 miles, so your seals should be inspected during this time for any signs of wear.
Is the transfer case part of the transmission?
A transfer case is part of the drive-train (this includes four-wheel drive, all wheel drive, and other multiple powered axle vehicles). Specifically, this mechanism shifts power from the transmission to the front and rear axles with the power of the drive shaft.
How does a transfer case work in 4WD?
Servicing and Tips for Transfer Cases (4WD) The transfer case takes power from the transmission and splits it between output shafts that connect to the front and rear driveshafts. The transfer case is what makes all wheel drive work. Transfer cases are either gear driven or chain driven.
Where is the model number on a transfer case?
Weather your looking for rebuilt transfer cases, remanufactured transfer cases, new transfer cases or transfer case parts, the following table is provided to assist you in identification of your existing transfer case model number. To be sure check tag typically located on rear of transfer case, near where the rear drive shaft exits.
What are the low range gears on a transfer case?
Low range gears are engaged with a shifter or electronic switch. On many transfer cases, this shifter is the same as the one that selects 2WD or 4WD operation. Low range gears allow the vehicle to drive at much slower speeds while still operating within the usable power band / RPM range of the engine.
A transfer case is part of the drive-train (this includes four-wheel drive, all wheel drive, and other multiple powered axle vehicles). Specifically, this mechanism shifts power from the transmission to the front and rear axles with the power of the drive shaft.
Is it possible to repair a transfer case?
Transfer case repair can be expensive. Replacement can be even more so. It is best not to ignore the symptoms of transfer case issues. The function of a transfer case is to direct the power coming from the transmission to the rear wheels all the time, and the front wheels when the driver decides they need the extra traction.
What kind of transfer case do I need for 4 wheel drive?
There are many types of transfer cases found in four-wheel drive and all-wheel drive vehicles. Some are gear-driven, while others are chain-driven. Some are standalone parts, while others are integrated into the design of a vehicle’s transmission.
Weather your looking for rebuilt transfer cases, remanufactured transfer cases, new transfer cases or transfer case parts, the following table is provided to assist you in identification of your existing transfer case model number. To be sure check tag typically located on rear of transfer case, near where the rear drive shaft exits.