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Can towing with the rear driveshaft connected cause case or transmission failure?
I was traveling between 53 and 56 MPH for approximately 40-50 miles. I really came close to damaging something. 75% of the oil boiled out oif the transfer case and 50% out of the rear differential. Luckily I carried 2 gallons of gear oil and 2 gallions of motor oil and a complete tool box in the... -
Can towing with the rear driveshaft connected cause case or transmission failure?
I want to thank all of you for your valuable advice. Fortunately I did not destry anything (I had the front hub locks off) but I left the rear wheel drive shaft up. The rear differential and xfet case lost half thier oil. I drained all and replaced with new fluid, including the transmission. I... -
Can towing with the rear driveshaft connected cause case or transmission failure?
If a M37 or M43 is towed for any distance at 50-55 MPH with the rear driveshaft connected to the differential, will there be cause for a transfer case or transmission problem? After a M43 was towed that way it ended up with a growling noise in the transmission back of engine area. As if the...