How to Remove transfer case and repair leaks on a Jeep Wrangler YJ

Removing transfer case from a 1993 Jeep Wrangler YJ and repairing leaks with RTV silicon on the case

[@mrimprovements]

Very well done! Succinct, concise and most importantly very informative with no fluff or bs! I appreciate y'all for taking the time to make this video. I'm subscribing right now!

[@IliadScott]

Hard to find a video this specific, thanks man!

[@daveringler5827]

Thanks for the video, looks like I'll be undertaking this project on my 91 YJ.

[@davidholmes5520]

Thanks for the video. Helping me to be better prepared as I'm about to pull my '89 t-case.

[@armyrigger7835]

thanks for this! my jeep didn't have as many bolts still on it.... lol i was able to skip a few steps but this helped me out a lot thanks

[@zachholb]

Thanks for this! about to start in om my 94 YJ. Good solid video

[@philjohnson8184]

Thanks for the video. I've got a CJ but I just needed an example of removing the transfer case and I think it should be pretty similar.

[@DBNEBMUSICGROUP]

great video! fully detailed!

[@powas13]

Thanks for the video! This will help a lot for my rebuild.

[@loveDOGpun]

Thanks for the comment . Glade I could help .If you have any question fill free to ask

[@luisguerrero332]

On the magnet and filter. Is their any torque specs?

[@frankoneyjr.4515]

Those are lock rings with the sharp points !

[@supermoistdeluxe]

Just to add to the video (which us great) replace the O ring on the speed sensor. I've had 2 tcase leaks caused by the O ring shrinking. :p

[@supermoistdeluxe]

and now I'm preparing to do seals and etc. once again great video

[@cuttheloop]

Every time he says pop/popped.... drink

[@raphaelflores6722]

one little itty bitty problem. you skipped the part when you took the house off when it was stuck, thats the same problem im having right now it wont come off. you hit it with a hammer and i tried the same bit it didnt work, how did you take it off?

[@loveDOGpun]

I used a rubber mallet and a pry bar and just keep working at it.

[@nt6254]

What's the torque value when mounting transfer case back to transmission?

[@loveDOGpun]

Nikita Timofeev www.extremeterrain.com/wrangler-yj-drivetrain-torque-specs.html

[@raphaelflores6722]

other than that its a great video

[@MrSlickmonster6973]

Would it be tha same on an automatic transmission?

[@loveDOGpun]

MrSlickmonster6973 I would assume so but I’m not sure . I not a professional mechanic. Just a Jeep guy that does his own work

[@MrSlickmonster6973]

Justin Vaughan ok thanks

[@erniemark19621]

Way to much RTV, these are machined surfaces and have a close tolerance. Very thin coat is all that is needed. Best way to put it all together if you have time is just snug the bolts down, and let it sit 24 hours and then torque all the bolts.

[@MrMGutierrez84]

You just go ahead pull the case out? It doesn’t need to be in 4h??