Questions & Answers for: transfer case drain plug located

...transfer case 2003, GMC, Sierra z71, 4x4 truck Not sure how to do this. Is there a drain plug on the case somewhere? What type of fluid goes into the transfer case? The Z71 typically comes with the ...

plug for trans fluid? i think i may have drained transfer case fluid instead by mistake No there is not a drain for the transmission. You will have to pull the trans pan to change the fluid. Good Luck

...transfer case to change the lubricant I am trying to change lubricant in the transfer case on Toyota RAV4 2001, but I cannot seem to find either drain plug or a refilling plug. Where exactly is it ...

...transfer case 2005 Ford F150, 5.4L V8, 4x4; The transfer case will not complete the shift from 4 wheel drive high or low , back to 2 wheel high. Is there a vacuum switch or electrical switch located ...

...transfer case and exactly what fluid do i use GM Full-Size Trucks 1980-1987 Repair Guide Transfer Case - FLUID RECOMMENDATIONS The type of lubricant used in the transfer case varies with model year ...

...transfer case is located center-left of the car. Lift the left side and position the jack stands near the front and rear wheels. If you have an all-wheel drive model, the transfer case is an integral ...

...transfer case from 2002 tahoe Disconnect the ground cable from the negative battery terminal, by using a wrench to loosen the retaining bolt and pulling the clamp off the terminal.2 Raise the vehicle ...

transfer case? i had low transfer case fluid and that happened and there was metal screeching sound. my car hesitated then grinded down to stop. had to put more oil in the T-case. but then yours might

...transfer case and what fluid does it use i would like to check my transfer case fluid and know what kind to use if it is low The front and rear drive shafts connect to the transfer case. Unless there ...

Is my oil drain plug a 17mm on my 2005 Chevy equinox The oil drain plug is 15mm and is about 30 degree downward and rearward facing. Be careful that you aren't looking at the transfer case drain plug.