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When a transfercase goes boom

jabnasty

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Happend yesterday running 70 down the highway. Even caught the grass on fire and had to call 911.

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Threw the front one out and almost hit the car I was passing rear is still connected to rear end.
 
Wow! So you're saying a chunk of that t-case was so hot that it caught green grass on fire just from landing in it? That's crazy! Glad you're OK!

J. J.
 
holy crap! do you know the reason for failure? No fluid?

Headed outside to check my t-case fluid... :dunno:
 
patooyee said:
Wow! So you're saying a chunk of that t-case was so hot that it caught green grass on fire just from landing in it? That's crazy! Glad you're OK!

J. J.
Only change to this would be "green" grass, they have been in a severe drought there and farmers are selling cattle or hauling city water to keep them alive and buying hay from up my way. It is almost all the way to Wichita, KS, they are hauling there too. Fireworks were outlawed in a lot of TX this year as it is so dry and there is such a risk of wildfires.
Meanwhile, I 29 in Iowa is probably still under water.
 
this happened to my buddies jk rocktrac241. the front output starved with fluid and it blew up the side of it and caught fire. .... ended up replacing it with an atlas.
 
The really shitty part is that it's my welders helpers truck he was using mine and I had his picking up flooring.
 
So it was a Dodge?

I've heard of the Dmax's doing the same **** when they get pumprub and all the fluid drains out the rubbed hole. Those typically make a nice fire since the case is magnesium.
 
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