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  Donald on March 16, 2009

  ive spent over 8 solid hours trying to find answer to this all i get is run around and ads ect lik heres the answer and send you to ads and no answer

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  DrBoost on March 16, 2009

  This is what I'd do, consult the owners manual. If it's not answered in there, I'd make sure it's in 2wd, and remove the rear driveshaft. Often times if the wheels are turning the output shaft of the transfer case WILL be turning but the oil pump in the transfercase will not be pumping any fluid. You will burn up bearings. I know it's kinda a pain in the butt, but the best thing to do is remove the driveshaft from the rear end, use a coat hanger AND some bungee cords to hold it up that way you don't loose fluid out the rear of the t-case as you drive. I do this everything I flat tow or use a tow dolly on a RWD vehicle.

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