Posted by old on February 26, 2013 at 11:56:19 from (209.86.226.57):
Well we got snow last night. Wet and windy so it was blowing a good bit. Son got stuck on hie way home from work and called for help around 5AM. Fired up the Chev truck that I have been having lock out problems on. 4 wheel drive worked good since it would not have moved if it didn't. Got to about 100yardsform the car the boy was driving and all at once the truck just stopped dead in its tracks. Acted like the drive shaft had broke or some such thing. Looked under it and the transfer case had fell of the back of the transmission. Got it towed home and it looks like the bolts that held it on all but two had fell out over time. So not I need to find a spacer plate that goes between the transfer case and the transmission so I can bolt it back up. There is a place broken where the last 2 bolts had been holding Oh well I got home after a 2 hour fight with the snow to get 5 miles in the car the boy was driving
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