Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
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Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
I was given a T84 with Transfer Case the Four Wheel Drive lever is much taller than my MB's 4 wheel drive lever, the low range lever is the correct length is it a M-38 or what do I have?
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Re: Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
Willys pickup truck?
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Re: Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
Pics would be very helpful, but sounds to me like a CJ-3a, M-38, ect, shifter.
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Re: Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
I too have seen them. I think artificer is correct and it is for a Willys pick up truck.
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Re: Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
Thanks for the feed back, one other bit of information it appears the rear end is from a WWII jeep since I believe the rear end allows for the axle to slide out from the wheel. Not aware that CJ2 or CJ3 had rear ends like the WWII jeep? This jeep has a partial M38 body pretty much cobbled together jeep.
Thanks again
Thanks again
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Re: Dana 18 Transfer Case Levers
All CJ2's and early CJ2-A's had full-floating axles like the MB's, but the gear ratio is 5.38:1, unlike the MB's 4.88. BW
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