Transfer case question
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Tuned
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Transfer case question
Hi Guys,
In the near future I need to replace the output shaft seals on my transfer case. Both are slowly leaking. I looked in my Haynes manual today and saw three different transfer cases mentioned. My truck is a 95 F150, 4R70W trans 302 motor XL model. What transfer case would it be?
Haynes mentions a New process 2 speed part time, A Warner 13-45 full time, and a Borg Warner 13-56.
It has the manually shifted case on the floor.
Any help?
In the near future I need to replace the output shaft seals on my transfer case. Both are slowly leaking. I looked in my Haynes manual today and saw three different transfer cases mentioned. My truck is a 95 F150, 4R70W trans 302 motor XL model. What transfer case would it be?
Haynes mentions a New process 2 speed part time, A Warner 13-45 full time, and a Borg Warner 13-56.
It has the manually shifted case on the floor.
Any help?
Laughing Gas
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Read this:
https://www.blueovaltrucks.com/tech-...ransfer-cases/
You "should" have the 1356 but if you don't it should be pretty easy to figure out
https://www.blueovaltrucks.com/tech-...ransfer-cases/
You "should" have the 1356 but if you don't it should be pretty easy to figure out
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That would have been my guess based off what is in my three trucks. The NP transfer case is definitely not there. I thought the BW 1345 was a part time transfer case.
As stated in post 2, slide under the truck to see what is on the tag.
As stated in post 2, slide under the truck to see what is on the tag.
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