Rear Output Shaft
WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.
- Clean the rear output shaft (106) and rear output shaft bearings (104) in cleaning solvent.
- Air dry and ensure all solvent is removed from the bearing.
- Inspect the rear output shaft bearings (103 and 104) for the following conditions:
- Scoring
- Pitting
- Brinelling
- Excessive wear
- Replace the rear output shaft bearings if they are faulty. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble and Transfer Case Assemble .
- Inspect the mainshaft rear support bushing (105) for the following conditions:
- Pitted
- Wear
- Corrosion
- Replace the rear output shaft if any of the above conditions are found.
- Inspect the rear output shaft splines for wear or damage.
- Inspect the rear output shaft bearing area for a spun bearing.
- If the bearing area or splines are damaged, replace the rear output shaft.
- If the bushing (105) is damaged, it can be replaced. Place J 45548 inside of the bushing. See Special Tools .
- With the ridge on the J 45548 , behind the bushing, tighten the center bolt of the J 45548 in order to lock it behind the bushing. See Special Tools .
- With position pins removed from the J 3289-20 , place the output shaft as shown.
- Insert the J-2619-A (2) into the J 45548 (1) and pull the bushing from the output shaft. See Special Tools .
- Clean the bushing bore with solvent. Inspect for nicks and burrs.
- Place a NEW bushing (105) in the bore.
- Place the J 46266 into the bushing as shown. See Special Tools .
- Using a press, push the bushing into the bore until the tool meets the output shaft.
IMPORTANT:
Do not put the output shaft in a vise.