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Transfer case swap in '84 Cherokee
I have an '84 Cherokee with a 2.8 liter V6 and the stock 3 speed automatic trans. I would like to swap the troublesome New Process 229 transfer case ('Selec-Trac full time 4 wheel drive) with the part time 4 wheel drive transfer case (Command Trac), that was available in these Jeeps.
As I recall, the Command Trac transfer case was the base model and the Selec Trac was optional. It this a straight bolt in? Are the mounts different? Will the existing drive shafts and shift linkage work? My SelecTrac case uses a mechanical lever for high low and a stupid vaccuum switch for 2or4 wheel drive. It looks to me like the Command Trac has just a lever. Any help you can give would be appreciated. Thank you. |
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Re: Transfer case swap in '84 Cherokee
If you get an answer let me know because I have the setup in my 86 xj but i bought it used and it isn't hooked up, not for sure if it can even be used together
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Re: Transfer case swap in '84 Cherokee
unfortunatly if you change from a NP229 to the weaker counterpart (NP209) you will have to change the front axle. in jeeps with selc-trac the front axle is a slightly different ratio than in the back and on command-trac jeeps the axles are the same ratio. otherwise the swap is bolt-in and very easy. the vaccum lines should be there on older command-trac jeeps but they stopped using the dissconect in the early 90's that is something you might consider swaping out as well.
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Re: Transfer case swap in '84 Cherokee
Thank you for the reply. It's been 6 months since this post, but in my usual lightning speed I have not done anything about this situation. It seems as if its easier just to get the original 229 case working right.
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