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wytee
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transfercase rear flange?
      10/04/09 09:45 PM

Is it possible for the nut that holds the rear transfer case flange on to completely come off when driving down the road?

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* transfercase rear flange? wytee 10/04/09 09:45 PM
. * * Re: transfercase rear flange? whitetoy   10/05/09 04:27 PM
. * * Re: transfercase rear flange? 4CrawlerModerator   10/04/09 09:54 PM
. * * Re: transfercase rear flange? wytee   10/04/09 10:29 PM

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