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What are transfer case bearings?
Transfer case bearings are components of the transfer case that help support and reduce friction between the drive shafts and the gear sets.
How can I tell if my transfer case bearings are faulty?
You may notice some of the following symptoms if your transfer case bearings are faulty:
- Increased noise coming from the transfer case.
- Uneven or sloppy shifting.
- Vibrations coming from the transfer case.
Can a faulty transfer case bearing cause damage?
Yes, a faulty transfer case bearing can cause damage to the gears and drive shafts, as well as other components of the transfer case.
How do I replace transfer case bearings?
Replacing transfer case bearings requires the following steps:
- Remove the transfer case from the vehicle.
- Disassemble the transfer case to access the bearings.
- Remove the old bearings.
- Install the new bearings and reassemble the transfer case.
- Reinstall the transfer case in the vehicle.
How often should I inspect my transfer case bearings?
Transfer case bearings should be inspected and replaced as needed, or at least every 30,000 miles or every two years.