Blew transfer case to pieces
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Blew transfer case to pieces
Need help recently hit a fence in my truck (being a dumb ***) going to school the pole hit my front drive shaft and completely blew my transfer case to pieces the truck drove to my work and has been sitting i need help on finding a good cheap used transfer case if anyone could help me id appreciate it my truck is a 1996 dodge 2500 5.9 360 my transfer case is a 241 DLD 5210 5369 serial number is 725 and gear ration is 272 thank you guys!
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2 yards have my t case but they want 650 for a used one with 212,000 on it the other yard wants more i would just rather pay the 800 for a new one i was hoping to get one cheaper. everyone wants top dollar for these things there must be gold inside of it
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You would think so. 
There weren't quite as common as the 231's..... You could also look for a 241DHD out of a V-8 engined 3/4 or 1 ton. The V-10, and diesel versions have different input shafts I think.
There weren't quite as common as the 231's..... You could also look for a 241DHD out of a V-8 engined 3/4 or 1 ton. The V-10, and diesel versions have different input shafts I think.
A 231 will bolt right up to your truck.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
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A 231 will bolt right up to your truck.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
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Try http://www.car-part.com
I did a random zip in PA and came up with quite a few hits. The yards' phone #s are in the listings. Should give you some good leads to call on but pay close attention to the descriptions.
I did a random zip in PA and came up with quite a few hits. The yards' phone #s are in the listings. Should give you some good leads to call on but pay close attention to the descriptions.
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A 231 will bolt right up to your truck.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
So a t case from an auto 1500 will work
That will expand your options if getting back on the road ASAP is the priority
Assuming you have an auto
Since you have a 96 your years are limited to 94-97ish because sometime then they switched the Speedo to the rear axle.
Is there another t case that will work for mine? If so which code would our be?