Brian,
You can check the OVLR FAQ--go to ovlr.org then look for the FAQ. Then
go to the series index, then pick repairs, then look at alternative parts
numbers.
BUT I tried this and, though I could get the pinion seal locally,
CarQuest couldn't find anything still produced for the t-case output.
bill
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001 10:37:01 -0500 "Brian F. Waltman" <bfw@cwm-inc.com>
writes:
> I just finished doing the same thing. Set of metric wrenches size
> 10mm to
> 15mm at local cheaper tool store, $5.53; Ability to attack those
> nuts on
> Front output casing, priceless.
>
> I have now figured out why my truck was getting such lousy gas
> milage, the
> 4WD was engaged permanently in high ratio due to rust on the
> selector shaft.
> I will be sanding alittle rust off the shaft this weekend and
> putting her
> back together. Hope for better gas milage.
>
> Anyone know the size of the front and rear output shaft seals? Is
> there a
> alternative part number from another vehicle I could use to buy
> them
> locally?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian Waltman
>
> "Those nuts ain't 1/2 and they ain't 9/16"....." This very quote
> could be
> heard coming from my garage last week as well!
>
>
>
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