Posted by moll on February 17, 2013 at 17:57:48 from (199.58.183.153):
In Reply to: GM Transfer Case posted by Christopher S. on February 17, 2013 at 17:08:23:
I had to put a new transfer case in my 03 gmc before it hit 100,000 miles, developed a vibration at 55 and smoothed out at 65, the vibration came through the floor shifter. It finally wouldn't move on it's own in 2wd. A bearing went out, was replaced and then happened again. Tranny shop fixed it for parts only, then found out the driveshaft was bent, dunno when the heck that happened as it's lived an easy life. I was told next time to replace with a Jasper unit, as problems have been addressed by them. It still chatters sometimes at 55 in 2wd, but not as bad. Hadn't been in 4wd more than 4 times since new, never on the road.
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