Ncxj98

I have this thing almost on and the shift lever hits the tranny bracket Novak thinks my tcase is clocked high but I don't see how that causes this issue I have a np242 t case and what they believe is an aw4 tranny I'm not sure do I have the bracket mounted in the right place I have the selec trac 242 w part time 4wd I feel like I have installed it wrong

Ncxj98

The tranny bracket stops it from moving forward

xjheep92

Not sure how to help you but let me know when you figure it out. I was thinking of getting that cable set up my self

xjheep92

Can you take a picture from a different angle possibly from the back of the jeep looking forward

Ncxj98

More pics

xerofuzzion

Did you figure out how to fix this? I have the exact same problem, my Shifter lever is hitting the transmission bracket.

Ncxj98

Couldn't ever figure it out bro I got deployed so haven't had time to mess with it I bought a factory linkage used and a rebuild kit for it sad I wasted $200 and Novak was pretty unhelpful hope you can figure it out man if you do let me know sorry I couldn't help

V8XJDavid

http://froehlichsuspension.3dcartsto...ment_p_24.html

Ncxj98

I have an np242 if they made one for it I'd be all over it

salad

NP231 and NP242 are the same linkage.

Ncxj98

Same style yes same exact linkage that would be a negative ghost rider trust me I pulled an old linkage off a 231 and it is In fact shorter and would not work

salad

http://www.novak-adapt.com/catalog/shifters/sk2x.htm

NP231 and NP242... like the Froelich one the center is just threaded rod. You can adjust if required

Ncxj98

Had I not given Novak over $200 for a linkage that doesn't work and they were unhelpful to resolving my issue I won't be spending my money with them anymore I have a rebuild kit for my stock linkage preciate the advice though I'm just done with that company