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Gear oil pump.

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by T Todd, Jun 5, 2005.

  1. Jun 5, 2005
    T Todd

    T Todd Mostly Confused

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    Ok guys, The way my tranny and xfer case are leaking I'm gonna be putting alot of oil in this summer. Going to rebuild next winter if I make it that long. What kind of squirt can or pump can I use to fill up? Squeeze bottle and hose is a PIA. :evil: Did get about 70 miles on her this weekend though. :D
     
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    Boyink

    Boyink Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Get the gallon container of gear oil with a pump/hose that screws in place of the cap.
     
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    Jeepenstein

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    Jeez, ya got a hole in it? That's a lotta leakin'!

    BUBBA
     
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    T Todd

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    Thinkin of rigging a tank and letting it self feed. :rofl:
     
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    Roboter

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    Why don't you just put chassis lube in it? That'll stop that leak! :D :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
     
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    Jeepenstein

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    haha I don't think Knuckle puddin' would shift so well...

    BUBBA
     
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    T Todd

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    Actually,,, that's what the PO had in it. Took about an hour to drain it out, dragging it out with a screwdriver. Guess I knew something was up.
     
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    barry

    barry Inquisitive Member

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    Is it leaking at the backend of the xfer case. If so, just replace the seal and it should be good to go. I just did this in my '68 D18 and it was easy. :D
     
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    T Todd

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    It is leaking there, but most is comming from the top of the tranny at the rear. I'm thinking out the shifter rails. It only took about a pint to top off today. Last time i filled it was last winter while the body was off. Should have gone through it then but had too many other problems needing dollars thrown at them. Kicks out of second gear on downhills as well so I'll fill as needed this summer.
     
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    gte636p

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    mine spit everything out the top when it was missing the vent...
     
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