help putting in new T-case

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gearwhine

NAXJA Forum User

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Denver, CO

• Jul 26, 2002

• #1

I just received my new (but used) Np231. Tera low, AA SYE, and heavy duty chain, to swap in place of my other NP231 with an RE SYE. I was wondering if anyone would want to come over when I'm ready for the swap and help me out with it. When it was shipped a few of the studs that bolt it to the transmission got bent up. So once those are fixed up and after the UPS claim stuff is all done, I will be ready to put it in. Where can I buy those threaded studs if anyone knows what I'm tlaking about, I'm not sure what they are called. I live in Central Jersey, Princeton Area. Thanks a lot _Nick_

 

STROKER

A Tribute

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in my own little world, jus' dunno where it's at

• Jul 26, 2002

• #2

I'd love to help but i dont think i can get over there.

The studs i think you are talking about are maybe the ons for either the new half (x-fer case) or new mounting studs. Not to sure on that one.

 

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gearwhine

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Denver, CO

• Jul 27, 2002

• #3

between the two you are talking about, they are definitely the mounting studs.

 

CountryXJer

Retired Navy

Location

Dushore, PA

• Jul 27, 2002

• #4

Nick,
When are you planning the change? I plan on being in the area for the NAC BBQ.

 

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gearwhine

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Location

Denver, CO

• Jul 27, 2002

• #5

The Nac BBQ is the 17th, correct? I plan on doing it withing the next week or two....hopefully this coming week. Thanks though...I'll see you at the Chris's. later -Nick

 

OverlandZJ

NAXJA Member # 101

Location

Bristol,PA

• Jul 28, 2002

• #6

Nick, i'll be pulling my transfer this week also. I have a leaking seal between trans/transfer.

If ya like you can come over and we can "tag team" the installs.

 

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gearwhine

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Denver, CO

• Jul 28, 2002

• #7

Yeah..that would be great. What day do you plan on doing it. I'll see if I can make it. I can also pick up those shims you said i could take. Even if we don't do my install at your house, it'll be easier since I've seen it done. Oh well...we'll plan something. later _nick_

 

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PeterBuilt

NAXJA Member #342

Location

NJ

• Jul 28, 2002

• #8

Hey nick dont worry about the studs. When you take out your current t-case you can take the studs out of it using either vice grips, the double nut, or the actual tool i froget the name but its like a esentric that tightenes up the harder you unbolt it or something. but im free from like 6 on everynight and on sunday. let me know

Pete

 

STROKER

A Tribute

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• Jul 28, 2002

• #9

hey pete if you get bored you can come over and measure for my steering..... :lol:

 

CountryXJer

Retired Navy

Location

Dushore, PA

• Jul 30, 2002

• #10

[quote:d5ceddc1b7="PeterBuilt"] or the actual tool i froget the name but its like a esentric that tightenes up the harder you unbolt it or something [/quote:d5ceddc1b7]
That would be a "stud remover".