Filling the Transfer Case...questions

JohnnyCash · 09-08-2004, 11:55 AM

Hello all, you been great help in dealing with my TC and I just have one more question for ya.

On the back of my TC #242 I noticed two possible screws, one above the other to fill and drain the TC.

Question: Is the bottom one to drain and is the top one to fill? This seems the ONLY logical choice to me, but I'm just making sure.

Also, isn't there a special tool I have to get in order to get the ATF+3 pumped in there and fill it up with the 1.5 quarts?

Is there any additives I should/could add to the TC while doing this job?

Thanks all, you've really been a big help to me on here.

Meerkat · 09-08-2004, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnnyCash

Hello all, you been great help in dealing with my TC and I just have one more question for ya.

On the back of my TC #242 I noticed two possible screws, one above the other to fill and drain the TC.

Question: Is the bottom one to drain and is the top one to fill? This seems the ONLY logical choice to me, but I'm just making sure.

Also, isn't there a special tool I have to get in order to get the ATF+3 pumped in there and fill it up with the 1.5 quarts?

Is there any additives I should/could add to the TC while doing this job?

Thanks all, you've really been a big help to me on here.

You've got the plug thing figured out, no problems..
No special tool required, though you could go get a fancy pump to do it, I just stick the nozzle of the bottle in the hole and squeeze the gitty-goo out of it.

Then when I get the second bottle squeezed down, I pour what's left in the first bottle into the second bottle, and go at it again.
HTH

mmiller · 09-08-2004, 09:54 PM

I used a long funnel and still managed to make quite a mess. Next time I do it Im gona use some kinda tube,, there has to be a cleaner way..

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Originally Posted by wvd

You've got the plug thing figured out, no problems..
No special tool required, though you could go get a fancy pump to do it, I just stick the nozzle of the bottle in the hole and squeeze the gitty-goo out of it.

Then when I get the second bottle squeezed down, I pour what's left in the first bottle into the second bottle, and go at it again.
HTH

94ZZJJ · 09-08-2004, 10:24 PM

The top of gear oil bottles are handy for that. Just screw it on the atf+3 bottle and shoot and sqeeze.

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