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Old 05-03-2012, 10:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Transfer Case Question : Will case from 24V fit in the 12v?

I'm needing to get a new transfer case for my truck, as mine is cracked i found a functional one off a 2002 eclb, will it fit on my 95' rclb truck?
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Old 05-03-2012, 11:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
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get the tag #s off of it. Their are multiple versions or every transfer case and it doesnt matter if the truck is red/green/white or whatever! only the tag is going to tell you what it is and if its going to work.

biggest concern is that they both have the same trans (ex auto-auto) as input shafts differ. Other than that, the other biggest difference is going to be if its a DLD or DHD tcase.
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Newer cases won't have the input for the speedometer, 98 and newer signal the speedometer from the rear axle. 94-97 signals from the transfer case. And also the shift paterns are different.
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I've got a built suncoast auto, that may effect it? i'm not sure. I never use the 4x4, i just like to have it.
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