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Transfer case removal question.
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Welcome to this forum! I've renamed your thread, and moved it into the transmissions & transfer cases section. You will need a socket set, box wrenches, pry bar, jack, and possibly a few more items.
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Some things you will need:
12 point 12mm socket for rear driveshaft
8mm socket for front driveshaft
I think the skid plate fasteners are 10mm
A floor jack is helpful if you are working off the ground
12 point 12mm socket for rear driveshaft
8mm socket for front driveshaft
I think the skid plate fasteners are 10mm
A floor jack is helpful if you are working off the ground
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