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I'm trying to find out WHO is the manufacturer of the transfer case in the new Super Duty's.. I found the part number BC3Z-7A195-FH, but that tells me absolutely NOTHING about the manufacturer.
I'm trying to find out WHO is the manufacturer of the transfer case in the new Super Duty's.. I found the part number BC3Z-7A195-FH, but that tells me absolutely NOTHING about the manufacturer.
Google New process transfer case. Bunch of info available.
New Process was bought out/merged with new venture gear, NVG fell on hard times when the market was crashing and was bought/merged with magna styer (magna powertrain)! Magna is a Huge company that actually builds alot of BMW's, land rovers, porsches....... in there house, they than put appropriate badges on them! Magna is Pretty much the only game in town for light duty applications (although I believe Borg Warner is still out there). Magna provides all the transfer cases for Ford Gm and dodges 3/4 and 1 tons. I believe they all use the same transfer cases now (except for numbers, and input and output shaft configurations). Please Do Not quote me on this as a 100% fact though! I do know that the GM Hd's WERE running the same for sure though in the earlier days!
New Process Gear was bought out by Chrysler corp, in the late 90's early 2000's, Gm jointly bought into the company and the name was changed to New Venture Gear. GM bailed in like 2002-03,and it was than that magna bought GM's stake. When Chrysler started failing AGAIN Magna bouhgt the majority of the stake (and somewhere in there all of it). GM is runnin a Magna Tcase (may be the same as the superduty with different numbers) but without looking I cannot confirm they are the same as the Superduty.
The T Case in the SuperDuty's is still the NVG 271. On the 11my they narrowed the cases to make up for the new 6spd torqeshift. (? I dont understand why they wouldnt have shortened the rear driveshaft?)
Most of the New Venture plants are now closed (in the States) and what is left is slowly being phased out!
I spent 15 minutes on the net looking up info on the new transfer cases. Even took a picture of mine. (I love being able to crawl underneath my truck).
Just to return to the thread and realize I wasted my time.