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Old Oct 1, 2018 | 02:23 PM
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what are the differences between the 1994-1997 241dld and the 1998-2002 241dld
 
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Shift pattern, shifter mounting, no provision for VSS on 98 and up.
 
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I swapped the mounting piece will it work in a 2000 5.9
 
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No clue. What year t-case did you get?
 
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It’s from a 1996 cummins 12v with a 47re mines a 2000 24v with a 47re
 
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Bolt right in. Shift pattern will be different, and you won't use the VSS on the tailhousing. May have to modify the shift linkage for the t-case, but, not sure on that.
 
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