How to ID a geared TC?
02-08-2008, 10:49 AM
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How to ID a geared TC?
Howdy everyone:
I have a good low mileage transfer case out of a 94 truck with R150F. It has the top shift. How do I tell if it is a geared case or a chain driven one?
Thanks!
Jim
I have a good low mileage transfer case out of a 94 truck with R150F. It has the top shift. How do I tell if it is a geared case or a chain driven one?
Thanks!
Jim
02-08-2008, 11:02 AM
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Here is how you tell for sure... courtesy of www.marlincrawler.com.
"If you have 7 bolts in the rear cover then you have the gear driven unit.
If you have 5 bolts holding the rear cover then you have the chain drive unit.
Bolt #7 is behind the drive shaft and can't be seen in this picture."
"If you have 7 bolts in the rear cover then you have the gear driven unit.
If you have 5 bolts holding the rear cover then you have the chain drive unit.
Bolt #7 is behind the drive shaft and can't be seen in this picture."
02-08-2008, 01:14 PM
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OK, it's got 5 bolts so it's a chain. I wasn't sure what truck it came out of--all the junkyard told me is that it was a 94. Must have been a v6. THANKS!
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