tranny and Tcase ?
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tranny and Tcase ?
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jarbidge09
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My mechanic did the same thing and I was concerned it would leak but have had no problems pulled my tent trailer last summer drove to the tetons and no problems.
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Well mine was leaking bad so I pulled it and when it goes back it will have a gasket plus sealer
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It's a matter of personal preference.
If you are doing a rebuild then you get all the gaskets and you might as well use them. If all you are doing is separating the TCase from the tranny I would just use silicone but as I said that’s my preference.
Silicone works pretty good.
If you are doing a rebuild then you get all the gaskets and you might as well use them. If all you are doing is separating the TCase from the tranny I would just use silicone but as I said that’s my preference.
Silicone works pretty good.