S2 EP44 - 3 Speed 1965 Toyota FJ45 / FJ40- Transfer case rebuild - Part 2

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With Jack back on board we finish of the rebuild of the 3 speed Transfer case, with all new bearing, gaskets, o'rings, and seals.
We again had to pick apart 2 cases to build one perfect case.
R44 and R1 are Chemtool products, check out where to buy :
chemtools.com.au
Magnets stick is supplied
from :
msamagnetics.com.au
All tools are purchased with support from :
toolking.com.au
The rebuild kit was purchased from :
onlineautopart.com.au

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@CH-in9lj 2 года назад

Great work boys - learning so much watching you methodically working on your gear.

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Thanks C H, appreciate your support.

@curtisballer688 Год назад

The 71’ 40 I’ve acquired has had t-case removed and in pieces 🤦🏼‍♂️ This video gives me a clue what parts I should be looking for. Thank you for sharing!!

@garydavo07 2 года назад

Watching from Canada. Great stuff again.

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Thanks Gary, appreciate the support.

@paulsthormes251 2 года назад

Top job thanks for sharing great parenting. 👍

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Thanks Paul, just sharing my passion with my kids and having fun with them.

@steamerjohn9212 Год назад

This was a big help. Thanks! Subscribed.

@40ChannelCruiser Год назад

Glad it helped mate, thanks for your support. What year model do you own?

@steamerjohn9212 Год назад

@@40ChannelCruiser I've got a 74 FJ40 that crawls in the Everglades exclusively. I have the original 4 spd transmission but just now mating it up with a 3 spd T-case for a little bit lower crawl which I really need with the 39.5-15 x 15 Super Swampers. I've I have two H42s and three T-cases apart in limited shop space and I'm getting things mixed up. I was stuck until I found your vid. You save me.

@richardpeets1554 2 года назад

Love to see you using Timken bearings! That's who i work for back here in USA! The Heat trick is wonderful doesn't take much to expand that ring.

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Thanks mate, yep it works awesome.

@kealahau6727 2 года назад

Watching from Bora Bora 🌴 ...nice job...

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Watching from paradise, is there many 40 series cruisers over there?

@mattblack6268 2 года назад

Another great vid fellas, keep up the good work.

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

Thank you.

@thelandcruiserproject5421 2 года назад

What, you are already tall, Jack got even taller than you. Scary! Great progress, next videos are gonna be bodywork I guess?

@ryanphotostudio 2 года назад

Gday Jayson, I am about to rebuild my H55F 5 speed and transfer (I’ve got two of them to combine into one good one) loved your video and presentation as usual. One question, how did you remove the old bearings? Did you use a puller? Or some other way? Maybe an idea for a future video would be to demonstrate how to use some dedicated use tools like bearing and seal press, bearing puller etc. I personally find them a bit intimidating as I haven’t had much expedite them and hate the thought of damaging aluminium housings. I have done a few bearings and seals on motorcycles and just used various hacks to get things out and tap them in but would be great to see someone like yourself with good instructional skills demonstrate the correct way to do it! Cheers mate

@braydeny 2 года назад

Legacy

@timhandford539 2 года назад

Did you guys have to have your selector forks repaired at all?

@40ChannelCruiser 2 года назад

No I use the best from the two case's I had, which one was in great condition and the other was worn out.

@timhandford539 Год назад

Hello again gents. I used the same method as you guys to heat and fit the bearings in my transfer case. Now I’m reading that bearings should never be heated with a torch. I don’t suppose you’ve had any problems or failures at this early stage?

@40ChannelCruiser Год назад

There is not a issue with heating with a touch as long as you heat evenly and don't heat to the point that the metal changes colour. If you heat too much and the metal changes colour then yes it can cause problems. Slow and even heat, move the touch constantly.

@timhandford539 Год назад

@@40ChannelCruiser ok, that is reassuring. Thanks for the prompt reply, as always.