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Old 09-29-2015, 02:26 AM
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Having to pull the T-Case back out because the input seal was leaking was heartbreaking to say the least, but I made it through the project and appear to have finally got a leak free T-Case. My resealed oil pan still looks good so at the current moment I have 100% leak free 2001 Disco (knock on wood). I never thought I'd see the day. I hope my mistakes and pictures will help others complete this job successfully too. Now I'm off to the next project on the To-Do list
 
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VERY NICE
thx for the post it will come in handy.
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Having to pull the T-Case back out because the input seal was leaking was heartbreaking to say the least, but I made it through the project and appear to have finally got a leak free T-Case. My resealed oil pan still looks good so at the current moment I have 100% leak free 2001 Disco (knock on wood). I never thought I'd see the day. I hope my mistakes and pictures will help others complete this job successfully too. Now I'm off to the next project on the To-Do list
 
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This thread helped me out a good bit on an 03 D2 with a completely blown out transmission, sheared off transmission/transfer case mounts, and a transfer case that was completely ripped off and just laying on the rear crossmember!
 
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This thread is very useful, in fact it's awesome together with the pictures, well done that man.
 
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Yep I finished up today with the small stuff (linkages, electrical connections, and vents). Got the 03 D2 to move under it's own power for the first time in 3 years..

Next it'll need the exhaust repaired where the drive shaft made it snap in half, a rebuild on the master cylinder (pisses like a 2 month old baby boy), a new 02 sensor (once again destroyed from the drive shaft), then it will be all cosmetic/tune up related.

The only thing that fought with me was the torque converter bolts, and slapping the gear back into the transfer case. Once I used some putty in my 13mm socket the torque converter bolts were easy, and once I spun the gear 180 degrees on the transfer case it dropped right into place.

Great write up for sure and the pic's made it awesome.
 
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I'm going to be taking my 99 disco I bought for parts the transfer case out. I still can't figure out if it has the locking diff. Can someone show me in one of the above pics how I can check if it's a locking diff while it's still in the truck. I don't want to waste my time taking it out to find out it's not a locking diff
 
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