Cause
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DEFINITION: A faulty internal transfer case component that causes a growl or grinding noise in the transfer case while the vehicle is turning or in a 4 wheel drive mode.
Review the
Symptoms - Transfer Case and perform the necessary inspections.
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High/low planetary carrier assembly
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- Inspect the high/low planetary carrier pinion gears for the following conditions:
• | Chipped, bent or deformed teeth |
• | Pinion gear bushings worn |
• | Pinion gear thrust washers missing |
• | Seized or binding pinion gears |
- Replace the high/low planetary carrier assembly if any of the above conditions exist. Refer to
Transfer Case Disassemble and
Transfer Case Assemble.
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Input shaft
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- Inspect the input shaft teeth for excessive wear or damage. Refer to
Transfer Case Cleaning and Inspection.
- Replace the input shaft, if faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Disassemble and
Transfer Case Assemble.
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Input shaft thrust bearing
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- Inspect for a faulty input shaft thrust bearing.
- Inspect the thrust bearing surfaces for galling.
- Replace the thrust bearing, if faulty, and the mating component, if damaged. Refer to
Transfer Case Disassemble and
Transfer Case Assemble.
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Annulus gear
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- Inspect the annulus gear teeth for the following conditions:
• | Metal embedded in the root of the teeth |
- Replace the annulus gear, if faulty. Refer to
Transfer Case Disassemble and
Transfer Case Assemble.
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