GMC Canyon 2019 1st ever Transfer Case fluid service @ 34k. Let's Take A Look together!

Join NZ as he checks the Transfer Case Fluid condition on a 2019 GMC Canyon 3.6L. Let's take a look at it together @ 34K miles.
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[@konstantinusstoyanov9749]

Nice guege, thank you

[@gravelpit5680]

I accidentally drained this at 35,000 miles, while crawling under there to change my oil. I mistook it for being my engine oil drain plug LOL. Yes I'm dumb and I even changed my oil with no problem before, twice. But there's not much space under there fir me attempt to refill it. Is it safe to drive it as long as I stay in 2 wheel drive? I need to take it somewhere, where they can lift it up.

[@nzdiagnostics4991]

I wouldn't drive it until you get fluid filled back up.