Checking the Transfer Case Oil Level (4WD Models Only) (Chevrolet Tahoe 1)

1. Unscrew the upper plug on the side of the transfer case housing (see photo).

2. The oil level should be near the bottom edge of the hole. If the oil level is insufficient, add oil of the required grade through the filler hole. Tighten the plug. Make sure there is no leakage over several kilometers.

The article was checked: Vladimir Romannikov

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Tahoe 1: Maintenance

Checking the oil level in a manual transmission
Checking the clutch hydraulic drive
Checking the exhaust system
Checking the suspension and steering
Lubrication of chassis and body parts

Checking the oil level in the rear axle gearbox
Wheel rotation
Checking the condition of the brakes
Checking the fuel system
Replacing the air filter

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