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No go on mine. It's got a pretty good crack in it...

^ This. There are 3 roller bearings, 2 needle bearings, and one bronze bushing in your t-case. Any one of those 6 could be failing. I would definitely fix the seal and refill your fluid tho and see what it does. Get on cobratransmission.com for your seal kit. A complete seal kit will run you...

I'll have to check tomorrow. It's in my parts truck

I have a bezel out of a '97 if you want it. $10 + shipping and it's yours.

Replacing a stud in the rear is stupid simple (as is the front). You should have enough room to get the new stud in w/out removing the shaft. Use a bunch of washers and a 1/2-20 nut (NOT a lug nut) to install it.

Use the stock explorer u-bolt plates. They have the lower shock mounts incorp. into them.

You don't really need a DIY. Just bolt it in, bleed the brakes, and go burn out...Lol.

You're 2wd. Find yourself an explorer 8.8 with disc brakes. My axle came with working cables from the JY. Plus with you being lowered, you can drop the axle right in (spring under axle) and have it 4 inches lower than the stock height. The swap is stupid simple on a lowered truck. It will be...

What chassis is it built on? Looks pretty clean.

Hey bud, good to see you over here!

Well, that didn't take long.... :D

Old school all the way dude! **** gets real expensive when you have to pay someone to do it.

I'm game lol

Lol no, probably not.

You find yourself a Dana 44 with stock 4.09 gears. We'll narrow it 6" and slap it under your truck.

I just sold my old set of 32's last weekend lol

Oh god, I can only IMAGINE the outcome of that one... How about we SAS your truck THEN pound them down? lol

Haha, that was downed almost immediately after that photo was taken. That beer is what keeps me moving

Picked up a BW 1354 a couple months ago for $100. Just getting to rebuilding it now. I'll be ordering a complete rebuild kit from cobratransmissions.com next week. I got the t-case torn down and found the filter for the pump was snapped off and laying in the case. Also, the speedo sensor was...