Transfer Case Fluid Change on a Jeep JL Wrangler or JT Gladiator HOW TO DIY and SAVE MONEY
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2022
- The transfer case on your Jeep JL Wrangler or JT Gladiator is what makes them a 4WD and just like everything else on your Jeep, it’s something that needs to be serviced on a regular basis. If you have a manual transmission, that should be about once 30,000 miles and if you have an automatic, that should be about once every 60,000 miles but with at least a check of it at every 30. Being that Cindy and I spend a lot of our time out on the trail, we just make it a habit of changing the fluid at every 30 and regardless if the Jeep we’re working on has a manual or automatic. Fortunately, this super easy to do and doing it yourself will save your a LOT of money.
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
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Home run guys! Because of these high quality tutorials I was able to complete, with confidence mind you, fluid replacements on my transfer case and front/rear differentials. The dealer wanted $500 parts/labor. My total investment was $100 which included OEM fluids, Royal purple, hand pump, metric socket set and torque click wrench. Thanks again!
I absolutely love the quality of the videos. The edits. The cuts. Everything. That’s what makes me watch some of them. Like this one. I don’t have a JL, or JT. I have a JK. And I know how to change transfer case fluid. Have done it before. But it’s just satisfying to watch your videos. You do it all very professionally and the content is just enjoyable to watch. Keep it up man. Look forward to more as always.
When it's raining outside and you want to know what tools you need organized before you start doing this. As always you sir are the man.
Gah… hand pumps.
Very clean video. I like to work clean also but after my hands get a little greasy i always wash them before i touch my tools because i like to keep my tools clean also! Haha. I wash my hands pretty often while doing maintenance.
I just followed your video and did my daughter’s transfer case! I cleaned the skid plate and mounting area. Had to. :) I also followed your video on replacing the aux battery. Very helpful!! Thanks for all you do and you’re very clear and funny too!! Thanks.
Just an fyi, the skid plate on a 2-door Jeep Wrangler is held in place by four 18mm bolts.
So it’s the same ATF+4 for automatic and manual?
I couldn't understand if you said 48 or 40 ft lbs. of torque
Thanks for the how to video! This really means a lot to us do it yourselfers. With the cost of maintenance being sky high, this really helps the wallet. Do you by chance also have a how to video on Transmission and Differentials change? Huzzah!
The dealer tried to charge me 700 for this and a diff fluid change. Bless you good sir, god's work
Great video. Its refreshing to watch someone who makes an informational dyi video that cuts straight to the point, and has no fillers. Also great explanation without going on and on. Plus the beginning that shows exactly the items needed to accomplish the task. Bravo!
You always make it look easy and inspire me to do the work my self. Thank you Eddie and Cindy.
As always, excellent production on the video and making it look easy for those who may be timid in taking on this task. Thanks for the video 👍🏼
Thank you for putting such solid content out! Took me 30 minutes with hand tools and taking my time/cleanup. You saved me a ton of money and I appreciate your videos!
All I can say is thank you, thanks to you and your forum I can stay on top of the maintenance on my Jeep. Love the puppy.
The most detailed and informative videos around. Gives me the most confidence that with the right tools I can do these things myself! Thanks!
These instructional videos are awesome! Thank you so much. I save them all.
I certainly appreciate these JL Rubicon maintenance videos that you produce. You have helped me to have the confidence to take care of my own Jeep… in my own garage…. Thank You!!!
As always great video. Timing is almost perfect as I have 25000 miles on my JL. To keep the assortment of automotive fluids from staining the garage floor, I use large cardboard (in my case the Gobi roof rack box) as a spill guard. It also insulates me from the cold concrete. The jeep is due for an oil change so I might as well do the transfer case too before I hit some trails this week. Looking forward to more videos like this.