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I think I have a two-fold problem. E-brake pretty much useless, and oil dripping from e-brake drum. I think the output shaft seal on the transfer case is leaking and getting oil on the brake pads. What type of job is it to remove the e-brake and get at that seal?
Thanks in advace - Bill |
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Otherwise known as STEVE
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Vermont
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It's not a bad job at all- throw the pads away and replace them. I'm sure you know that, but I've seen people try to use them over and it doesn't work.
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