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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: ADavis on March 13, 2005, 02:41:32 PM
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Hey all, I'm going to be pulling the t-case from my tracker and I was wondering if I can pull it easily without pulling out the transmission? I have the Dealer Manual and it says to pull everything, but I would prefer not to. Thanks for the info.
Aaron
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Unless you can access the bottom of your shifter assemply on top of your tranmission and have already removed the bolt, I'd say no. You'll need to remove both together.
~Nate
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removing the tcase w/tranny is easy, its not as heavy as you might think. getting it back on is a lil harder, it will be alot easyer to do your work with it off.
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Thanks for the info. I appreciate it. Do you use a trans. jack or can it be easily done with a regular jack. I know on my early bronco, it was very heavy(T-18) and almost impossible without a trans. jack. Thanks for all the help.
Aaron
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Without a bodylift its not as easy but it is nice and light ;D
There is a bolt right under the Tranny shifter. you have to remove the Tranny shifter to access it. Thats where a body lift comes in handie ;D
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i have done it with and w/out a trans jack. with the jack is much easyer! its not heavy but it has no flat spots on the bottom either. got a cheepy one for $45 at harbor freight since i dont use it everyday, worked fine. spend $4 on an alignment tool and two 8" bolts that are the same as the top 2 that go into the engine, to be used for alignment at install. be patient and good luck. ;)
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Thanks for all the input. I ordered the t-case today with the gears, so hopefully I can put it in within the next couple weeks. Can't wait to wheel with the lower gears ;D
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Thanks for all the input.  I ordered the t-case today with the gears, so hopefully I can put it in within the next couple weeks.  Can't wait to wheel with the lower gears ;D
The nice part about the T-case gears is you can actually up shift going up hills ;D
I can take hills in 3rd gear ;D
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Just a FYI: Most people do not put that top bolt back in - EVER. That way, you can drop the tcase by itself in the future.