Just a little paranoid...

**Kracka** · 01-03-2006

The dealership brings it up based on the vehicles VIN #. They run the VIN and can tell if the car is still eligible.

Outlaw1 · 01-03-2006

I realize service records will pull up a vehicle's history. The reason I'm asking is so I would know how to walk up to a T-case laying on a shop floor and know if it's from a car that was updated. Do they tag the T-case as "repaired under recall"? Is there a different casting number on the updated T-cases?

CVD · 01-03-2006

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Originally Posted by Super4x4Duty

I realize service records will pull up a vehicle's history. The reason I'm asking is so I would know how to walk up to a T-case laying on a shop floor and know if it's from a car that was updated. Do they tag the T-case as "repaired under recall"? Is there a different casting number on the updated T-cases?

The part that is replace is the piece at the back of the t-case that hooks into the driveshaft. They can probably tell by looking at it if it has been done. I did the recall myself and just paid the $15 or whatever for the recall part. I figured that was better than screwing with a dealership.