Transfer Cases

Coleman Taylor in Memphis -

Specialists in Dual-Clutch (DCT) Transmission Systems.

 

We offer comprehensive services to maintain your transfer case, including repair and replacements.

Coleman Taylor recommends that you check the fluid levels of your transfer case at least once every six months or every 10,000 miles, whichever comes first.

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Coleman Taylor honors 'most' extended warranties! Protect your investment and call us!

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It’s also very important to identify and repair any leaks on your transfer case. Leaks often happen because to damaged seals or gaskets. These transfer case leaks can also cause the fluid levels to drop and potentially damaging the transfer case along with other parts of the vehicle.

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The Basics Behind Transfer Case Services

Our Memphis-area Technicians are ASE-certified.

 

One of the serviceable components in a four-wheel drive (4WD) system is the Transfer Case. Transfer case operates in 4WD vehicles with the help of gears and, in many modern cars, a chain. Usually, a transfer case indirectly connects to the transmission’s rear. The transmission sends power to the transfer case, which in turn, sends the power (torque), to the front and rear drive shafts.

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Because of the transfer case, the wheels can spin at the same speed, and the vehicle is able to enter or maintain its four wheel drive. Often, part-time 4WD vehicles use a transfer case with an extra set of gears that allows for the creation of extra torque through the selection of a high or low gear range. This can make it easier to climb steep hills and mountains.

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Transfer cases also contain a lubricant that keeps gears running correctly. Because they are a significant part of the 4WD system, it is important that drivers maintain them.

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Want to learn more? Visit our FAQ page on Transfer Cases!

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​Why Should You Have Transfer Case Services Performed?

Adhering to proper service intervals for transfer case maintenance can help extend the life of your transfer case and 4WD system. Being aware of the symptoms of a faulty transfer case can assist with determining the proper time to have your transfer case serviced.

 

What are the Warning Signs of a Bad Transfer Case?

Warning signs include grinding noise, difficulty shifting into 4WD, and leaking lubrication.

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Contaminated lubricant can harm the gears inside a transfer case. Our team can look over your transfer case and replace any bad fluid. We’ll also review the case, its gears, and if present, the chain. When you’re ready, let us help you prevent unnecessary damage to your 4WD system with our transfer case service.

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Memphis drivers trust our team of certified ASE mechanics. Come discover why we are considered the top choice for transmission repair and transfer cases in Memphis, TN year-after-year. We service automatic and manual transmissions, both domestic and foreign, as well as race car transmissions and antique car transmissions. We've worked hard to maintain our A+ rating with the BBB.

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Opening Hours:  Mon-Fri: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm*

​   S. Mendenhall Location:  Sat: 8 am - 12 noon*  (901) 363-1288

   Southaven MS Location: Sat: 8 am - 12 noon*  (662) 349-6349

 

   Cordova, TN:  Opens earlier, at 7 am Mon-Fri.   (901) 754-2832

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*Note:  Our S. Mendenhall Location and Southaven MS location are open most Saturday’s.

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Memphis Areas Served:

 

Memphis TN | Bartlett TN | Raleigh TN | Cordova TN | Millington TN | Arlington TN | Lakeland TN | Eads TN | Oakland TN | Germantown TN | Fisherville TN | Collierville TN | Rossville TN | Byhalia MS | Whitehaven TN | Atoka TN | Munford TN | Brighton TN | Covington TN | Drummonds TN, and surrounding areas

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