Typhoid is contracted through consumption of food and water that has been contaminated with Salmonella typhi. According to MedlinePlus, typhoid occurs less frequently in the U.S and is more common in developing countries such as Africa, Asia and Latin America. Untreated typhoid may lead to several long-term effects.
Leak from the transfer case is a common problem and it need to be fixed as soon as possible. If it leaks for a long duration it can damage your transfer case. Other than that, if it gets locked up, your transmission can get destroyed. To find out if there is any leak in the transfer case is quite easy.Firstly jack up your vehicle, crawl below it and check out the catalytic converter. Look the floor pan, if you see fluids or if it is wet you will know that there is a leak. To fix the transfer case, remove the down pipe.You will find the mounting point of the transfer case highlighted with white line. The drain plug has purple arrow painted to it while the fill plug has a red arrow. Remove the case from the car for better visibility.ook the floor pan, if you see fluids or if it is wet you will know that there is a leak. To fix the transfer case, remove the down pipe. You will find the mounting point of the transfer case highlighted with white line. The drain plug has purple arrow painted to it while the fill plug has a red arrow.
1 Install a pipe clamp specifically designed to fix leaking pipes. 2  These clamps have a rubber gasket attached permanently inside the clamp, which itself is designed to fit around the leaky pipe. 3  Simply place the clamp over the hole and tighten the integral screws, holding it in place and making a permanent seal. Wrap a piece of rubber (like an old inner tube) around the pipe over the hole, and then use a C clamp and small blocks of wood to clamp the rubber wrap tightly in place. 2  If you have them, hose clamps around the rubber covering the hole could also be used to keep water from leaking.