208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

Where is the best place to buy parts for my 208-transfer case?

I will be putting new seals and gaskets for sure.
Probably a chain.
I will tear it down first then order parts.
So, bearings will probably get replaced also.

I just bought one for spare parts.
So I have Extra Stuff;)

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

I got the rebuild kit for mine from torque king.

https://torqueking.com/search-result...roducts&page=3

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

Thank You :metal:

I will check them out.

I will tear it down and get a List. :metal:

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

I bought a kit from EBay about 4-5 years ago for my 205. It had all the consumables in it and was about $100.

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

Thanks
I did not think about e-bay.
I will search it also.

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

Just to update.
After several days of research.
From multiple places.

I went with Torque King.

Staff was very helpful, and the price was competitive.

Shipping was free another key point I went with them.

Although as an option:haha::rolleyes:

They include {Shipping Assurance}:lol:

You have the option to delete it.;)


This sounds like a Good General Discussion Thread.:mm:

I am making a fixture plate on a rolling table to build the Transfer Case.

That way I don't have to roll around and wrestle with it:chevy:

Thanks for the input JJH Jimmy and 57taskforce:chevy::chevy:

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

I just drilled a hole in an old 4x6 I had laying around and a scissor jack on the other other side to hold it while I worked on it. It worked good.

Re: 208 Transfer Case Rebuilt Kit/ Bearing,Chain&Gaskets
 

That will work :metal:

I welded up a fixture to use on a floor jack years ago,
To put a transfer case in cause of a no helper issue.:lol:

Sometimes I have spare time at work,
While my machine has long run times :uhmk:

You heard the old saying (Idle Hands) ;)

So, this is where that began.:lol:

Access to a milling machine behind the Big machine I run.

And a scrap plate of aluminum.

And then This.
Attachment 2259121

I will probably finish it up tomorrow.
It's supposed to get up to 60 degrees.

I will use threaded rod and spacers for the holding/leveling.

My parts are scheduled to be here Tuesday.

I hope to show my Nephew this process.
That is part of the reason for the extra effort.