? I would expect there to be a bushing for the yoke to ride on, there is for both my '04 and my '12. Perhaps that bushing needs to be replaced? It is possible to replace it w/o pulling the TC (at least for my trucks), but it does require special tooling.
Pretty much zero rust on the truck, the frame is super clean. Non-snowy area of California for its whole life. They didn't mention JB weld specifically, just a silicone style seal.
How rusty is the truck?
The transfer cases on these are an aluminum case. If its anything like the rear diffs on the 2015-2022 Chevy Trax, those will corrode bad to the point it will push fluid through the housing via corrosion porosity or a crack from age/stress.
We have seen folks over tighten the drain and fill plugs on these transfer cases and crack them that way as well.
So I'd say its a 50/50 shot on re-sealing the case. If all of the surfaces are good and its not badly corroded, they probably can re-seal it. GM uses RTV to seal the case halves.
If they mention JB Weld, the issue is the case. Be it a crack or corrosion. JB Weld "might" hold if they clean EVERYTHING very well and drain the fluid out of the case and clean the crack and then seal it.
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