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transfer case advice
ok i have a 1996 xj with np231 thats my dd. i also have parts from a 1993 xj wich has the np242 would this be a switch out to get the 242 in mine or will there be other issues? opinions?
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What kind of lift do you have if any or do you plan on running? if you're going to go over 3-3.5 you might consider an sye while its still out. Thats mu opinion, I'm sure someone with some more experience could chime in.
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new to the abbreviations not sure what sye is but im sure when u tell me im gonna feel stupid lol. anyway no i have no lift its stock and is staying stock. i just think the 242 with the full time option would be better for long trips in winter being able to use 4wd but at the same time i dont know if it will change my offroading at all cause it goes like a tank of course lol
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Originally Posted by travisstutler
new to the abbreviations not sure what sye is but im sure when u tell me im gonna feel stupid lol. anyway no i have no lift its stock and is staying stock. i just think the 242 with the full time option would be better for long trips in winter being able to use 4wd but at the same time i dont know if it will change my offroading at all cause it goes like a tank of course lol
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It's a direct bolt in and even the drive shafts will be the same. Only difference is the shift pattern so if you have the bezel you can swap that out on the console. Shifter will be fine but you may have to adjust it a little.
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thank you marc and scot. yeah i have the shifter bezel as well to go in the console. if its direct bolt on then looks like it only take bout hour and a half to take the tc out and put the 242 in
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ty guys i do have everything that was in the donor jeep to install in mine. is there a gasket there at the tc i cant realy tell looks like it im a mechanic but i havent got into big stuf like im talking bout just minr repairs in my shop
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