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T-case damper?
- Thread starter reno
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The only thing I can think is to make it a PITA to drain and fill the t-case. Other than that, I don't see anything it could possibly do.
Donnie strickland
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It dampens vibrations from the t-case. That's it, really. That's why it's just a big heavy hunk of metal.
I wouldn't worry too much if you don't have one, but you will get a little more vibration without it. That might tend to loosen up an odd nut or bolt over time.
I wouldn't worry too much if you don't have one, but you will get a little more vibration without it. That might tend to loosen up an odd nut or bolt over time.
4x4RangerGuy
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It sucks up some of the vibration when the tcase motor shifts the transfer case into 4Hi or 4Lo. The vibration is much more noticeable when shifting into 4Lo.
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