What is the difference?
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Are you asking why are the service intervals different?
Transmission has more fluid capacity.
Also many more clutches and clutch wear from shifting.
Which lead to the transmission having a filter while the transfer case does not.
All that being said if it’s mine I would use the shortest intervals (or perhaps even less in severe use) and change them both at the same time. Just because it’s one less time in the shop.
Transmission has more fluid capacity.
Also many more clutches and clutch wear from shifting.
Which lead to the transmission having a filter while the transfer case does not.
All that being said if it’s mine I would use the shortest intervals (or perhaps even less in severe use) and change them both at the same time. Just because it’s one less time in the shop.
Rygrego
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Do you seriously not know the difference between a transmission and a transfer case? If you don't know keep going to the dealer for service.
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swathdiver
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The transfer case re-directs power to your front wheels. Put them both on the same change interval, 72000 kilometers at the most.
May be because we call it "the 4x4 box" in Arabic most of time!! This confuses me!
