The T-case takes tranny fluid, so that's why they charged you... and when they changed the t-case, they could have leaked some fluid out of the tranny when they had the yoke out, but I would clean it all up real good & monitor it closely...
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flashlight. I found the tranny fluid level low. I also found leakage around the tranny pan and at the rear of the tranny where the transfer case bolts to it. I have never seen any drops of fluid in my driveway since my transfer case was rebuilt, but I see fluid all over the tranny pan.
What do you guys think?
It hasnt been 30 days since I got my truck back from the tranny shop that did my transfer case. My receipt shows a charge for 5 qts of tranny fluid. My shop manual doesn't say anything about the need to drain the tranny to change out a transfer case. Do you think they just didnt get a good seal on those two areas? (tranny pan and transfer case)
I would love input from everyone. The truck now has 85,000 miles.
By the way look for some pictures to show up on the site of my Dakota. I emailed them in the other day.
Tad
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