landrover Workshop Repair Guides

Land Rover Workshop Service and Repair Manuals

Description And Operation|Page 1985 > < Description And Operation|Page 1983
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The rear casing assembly provides the location for the rear output flange bearing, the transfer box motor and the oil fill 
and drain plug. Fins are cast into the rear casing assembly to improve the heat dissipation. The unit number is also 
stamped into the rear housing. 
 

OIL PUMP 

An oil pump assembly is located in the front casing to provide lubrication for the bearings and rotary components through 
cross-drillings in the input shaft. A flat-sectioned coupling on the input shaft drives the rotor of the pump; the stator is fixed 
to the front housing assembly. A tube is attached to the pump, which leads into a calm suction area at the bottom of the 
two casing assemblies. The collector magnet in the suction area of the pump collects any metallic debris. 
 

CHAIN DRIVE 

The chain-drive transfers drive from the centre differential to the front output flange. A 3/8" pitch chain connects the 
sprocket on the transfer box input shaft with the sprocket on the front output flange. As both sprockets have the same 
number of teeth, the rotational speed of both sprockets is identical. 
 

TRANSFER BOX MOTOR 

One motor operates both the high/low range change and the differential locking and torque-biasing device (multi-plate 
clutch). The motor solenoid switches between the two functions, while the motor provides the rotational movement for 
both operations. 
 

Transfer Box Motor Position For Clutch Control Mode 

 

 

 
To actuate the multi-plate clutch, the transfer box control module energizes the solenoid (3). The solenoid pin pivots the 

Item  Part Number 

Description 

1

 -

Motor shaft

2

 -

Solenoid shift fork

3

 -

Solenoid

4

 -

Clutch control disc

5

 -

Shifting sleeve

Description And Operation|Page 1985 > < Description And Operation|Page 1983