Need help sealing Transfer Case to Transmission

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My memory isn't the greatest but I think this area is supposed to be dry and only becomes fluid filled when one or the other seal fails. Precision Transmission's youtube videos talk about this relationship as does the shop manual.
Yeah I've watched a lot of videos lately. Like that guy Richard. Is he ill or retired now? How about a photo of that page from your manual buddy?
 
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Richard is around. He was off for surgery and a vacation but he's back to work.

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No difference between tail adapters, same o-ring and seal.
Hey Thanks! Glad to hear he's okay. He's a good ol boy. And I like pictures. Kinda what I expected though. Poor design in my mind. I believe they put a seal in with a snap ring on the 6L80E?
 

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If the write up is old enough, maybe Dexron VI was not out yet. I used Dexron VI and it covers all the preceded it.

Yes Sir, I found this (attached) so it was correct I guess. For a time, you could use IV. I saw it as a typo for VI. Which is backwards compatible.

Dexron IV was an upgraded version of Dexron III, which was used by GM only briefly. ... It is also the specified ATF in certain non-GM models that use GM transmissions, such as BMW.
 

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