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Next came the rear drive coupling, it was here that I found that the transfer case had been rebuilt some time during its military service. How did I come to that conclusion? It was fitted with a clearly marked GMH oil seal no. 2057128. That is the same number as shown in the manual.
Lynx SandblastHull 056.jpg Lynx SandblastHull 065.jpg transfer case CNN 031.jpg transfer case CNN 027.jpg transfer case CNN 007.jpg I next removed the speedo drive and the breather caps before I started on the input drive coupling. A film canister served as a protection cap over the speedo drive for many years. I was able to locate a breather filter for the breather years ago so that was lucky too.
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