Of the models considered in this Manual, only all-wheel drive (AWD) Galant models produced before 1993 are equipped with a transfer case.
The authors of this Manual do not recommend that car owners attempt to repair a failed transfer case at home on their own. The work requires special tools and a certain level of skill on the part of the performer. It should be noted that Mitsubishi service stations always offer a relatively inexpensive refurbished transfer case assembly on an exchange basis. This Part of the Chapter only describes the procedures for removing and installing the transfer case, which, if performed independently, will allow the car owner to significantly reduce the cost of repairing or replacing the failed assembly. In addition, any average amateur mechanic can replace the rear oil seal of the transfer case.
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General information about the transfer case (Mitsubishi Galant 6)
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