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Gunny, I went through this not to long ago. After replacing the vacuum pump (didn't need to, it was fine), the vacuum control valve (top of the IP and it wasn't working as it should), the vacuum modulator (at the trans, and I didn't need to it was fine) I finally found out I had a bad rubber...
And in case anyone needs the part numbers, they are:
O-ring, Part #39 on the parts breakdown - #4167963
Retainer, O-ring, Part #40 on the parts breakdown - #4167964
LOL!!! Standing by Rick, standing by. I think that linkage I am referring to is the HI/LO Range Shifter. Oh, and take your time, I am done for today (after all, I really am an Old F---!).
Rick/Gunny, that set up is for the transmission shifter shaft seal, which I have already done (and that tool works great).
Unless I am missing something, the 208 shifter has a different shaft design (squared off so the shift plate locks on, with a threaded shaft to screw the nut on to hold it...
Gunny, when you rebuild the transfer case, did you replace the shifter shaft seal? How was that accomplished? I am asking because mine is leaking (the last leak I need to get to!!) and I want to fix it. Thanks!