- Attach the J 45759
to the transfer case using the adapter
studs. All of the transfer case disassembly procedures can be performed
with the case mounted to the J 45759
.
- Mount the J 3289-20
(1) to a sturdy workbench.
- Install the J 45759
(2) into J 3289-20
(1) and secure with pivot pin.
- Remove the fill plug (1) and the drain plug (2) and drain
the transfer case fluid.
- Remove the encoder motor
mounting bolts.
- Remove the encoder motor assembly.
- Remove the actuator insulator gasket.
- Remove the vent and the
seal, only if damaged.
- Remove the rear vehicle
speed sensors (VSS).
- Remove the front VSS.
- Remove the access hole
plug.
- Remove the front output
shaft dust seal.
Notice: Refer to Transfer Case Seal Removal Notice in the Preface section.
- Remove the front output shaft seal.
Notice: Refer to Transfer Case Seal Removal Notice in the Preface section.
- Remove the input shaft seal by prying it out of the front case.
- Remove the rear output
shaft seal.
- Inspect the rear output
shaft bushing for scoring or wear.
- Remove the rear output shaft bushing using the J 45380
.
• | Install the finger section of the J 45380
in front of the bushing. |
• | Install the tube and forcing screw assembly to the finger section.
Ensure the forcing screw is backed out. |
• | Using a wrench on the forcing screw, remove the rear output shaft
bushing. |
- Remove the transfer case
retaining bolts and washers.
Mark the location of any brackets.
Notice: Refer to Machined Surface Damage Notice in the Preface section.
- Insert a flat-bladed screwdriver into the slot on the left side
of the transfer case.
- Insert a flat-bladed
screwdriver into the slot on the right side of the transfer case.
- With equal pressure, press down on the screwdrivers in order to
separate the front case half and the rear case half.
- Insert a pair of snap
ring pliers and release the outer retaining ring for the rear output shaft
bearing.
- Remove the rear case half
from the front case half.
- Remove the oil pump wear
sleeve, only if it is worn or damaged.
- Remove the rear output
shaft rear bearing retaining ring.
- Remove the rear output
shaft rear bearing.
- Remove the rear output
shaft speed sensor reluctor wheel.
- Remove the magnet.
- Disconnect the oil pump
suction pipe from the oil pump screen.
- Remove the oil pump screen from the front case half.
- Remove the oil pump suction pipe from the oil pump inlet hole.
- Remove the oil pump suction pipe O-ring from the oil pump.
- Remove the oil pump assembly.
- Remove the drive sprocket
retaining ring.
- Remove the driven sprocket retaining ring.
Important: If the chain and sprockets are to be used again, mark the relationship
of the chain to the sprockets in order to mark the wear patterns.
- Remove the chain and sprockets.
- Remove the chain from the drive sprocket and driven sprocket.
- Remove the rear output
shaft assembly.
- Mount the rear output shaft assembly in a soft-jaw vise
with the input end up.
- Remove the clutch assembly
retaining ring. Push down on the clutch pressure plate to access the retaining
ring.
- Remove the clutch pressure
plate assembly.
- Remove the clutch pressure plate spring.
- Remove the clutch pressure
plate bearing with the clutch pressure plate hub from the clutch pressure
plate.
- Inspect the bearing for
being faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection
.
- If the bearing is faulty, using a hydraulic press and a suitable
adapter, remove the clutch pressure plate bearing from the clutch pressure
plate hub.
- Discard the bearing after removal.
- Remove the clutch hub retaining ring.
- Remove the clutch housing
and hub assembly from the rear output shaft.
- Remove the clutch hub oil restrictor plate.
- Turn the clutch assembly
over on a workbench.
- Remove the clutch housing.
- Remove the clutch hub.
- Remove the clutch backing plate.
Important: Do not wash the clutch inner friction plates in cleaning solvent.
- Separate the clutch plates for inspection.
- Remove and discard the shim or shims.
- Remove the oil restrictor
from the rear output shaft, if replacing the shaft.
- Inspect the bearing in
the clutch housing for being faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection
.
- If the bearing is faulty, use a brass drift and a hammer to remove
the bearing.
- Remove both of the clutch
lever pivot pins along with the aluminum washers and O-ring seals.
- Remove the shift detent
spring bolt.
- Remove the following components:
• | The shift detent plunger plug O-ring seal |
• | The shift detent spring |
• | The shift detent plunger |
- Remove the clutch lever
assembly.
- Remove the shift fork
shaft.
- Remove the range shift
fork and the range shift sleeve as an assembly.
It may be necessary
to pry the roller on the shift fork from the control actuator lever.
- Remove the range shift
sleeve from the range shift fork.
- Remove the outer retaining
ring for the input gear bearing.
- Remove the high/low planetary
carrier.
- Remove the front output
shaft bearing retaining ring.
- Remove the front output
shaft assembly.
- If damaged, remove the
speed sensor reluctor wheel from the front output shaft using a hydraulic
press.
Do not use the speed sensor reluctor wheel again after
removal.
- Remove the planetary
gear shaft retaining ring.
- Remove the carrier lock
plate.
- Remove the input shaft
thrust washer.
- Remove the input gear
from the planetary carrier.
- Remove the thrust washer.
- Inspect the pilot bearing
in the input gear for being faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection
.
- Remove the pilot bearing from the input gear using a brass drift
and a hammer.
- Remove the input bearing
retaining ring.
- Remove the input bearing.
- Remove the front output
shaft front bearing retainer ring.
- Remove the front output shaft front bearing.
- Inspect the front output
shaft rear bearing for being faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection
.
- If the bearing is faulty, remove the bearing using the J 23907
(2) and the J 26941
(1).
- Remove the retaining ring
for the control actuator lever shaft.
- Remove the control actuator
lever shaft.
- Inspect the control actuator lever bearing and seal for being
faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection
.
- If the bearing is leaking or faulty, remove the bearing from the
case.