Does a twin stick tcase work without the twin stick?

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Mar 10, 2011 | 01:08 PM

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4Crawler

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Originally Posted by '86Owner

Wait... so you would have a twin setup for the rear case except one shifter is up by the other one via a linkage and the other is still in the back, right?

My plan is 3 sticks up in the position of the front case shifter and no sticks out of the rear case shifter.

Mar 10, 2011 | 01:13 PM

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'86Owner

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Originally Posted by 4Crawler

My plan is 3 sticks up in the position of the front case shifter and no sticks out of the rear case shifter.

Oh ok, thanks for taking the time, I get it now.

Apr 13, 2011 | 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 4Crawler

Shift just normal w/o the interlock pin. Only real gotcha is you have to manually push both rails into 4H, then stab the end of the shifter into the aligned forks on the two rails. Note that I do not have "2H" in this setup with one stick, but some folks have ground down the end of the shifter to allow it to pop out of the 2/4 rail into the H-L rail to affect a single "twin stick" mode. I have dual cases, so automatically have a 2L range with the front case.

Just swapped out my transmission and took the opportunity to pull the interlock pin while I had the transfer case out - after making sure both rails were forward (4HI) and reinstalling the shifter the transfer case worked the same way it did before