transfer case
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From: Reseda, CA, USA
Dniles:
Which one did you have, the BW or the NP? And what was the failure?
Mine's a '92, and has the BW 1356, which is chain-driven. I've been worried that this is a weak system, but it seems to hold up OK. However, mine is a 1/2-ton, so I haven't tried to load it up or tow anything.
Which one did you have, the BW or the NP? And what was the failure?
Mine's a '92, and has the BW 1356, which is chain-driven. I've been worried that this is a weak system, but it seems to hold up OK. However, mine is a 1/2-ton, so I haven't tried to load it up or tow anything.
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From: Nashua ,NH, USA
Mine is a Borg Warner 4406-24 Manual shift Transfer case... I know it is very similar to the BW1354. One thing I have learned is Take it Easy on your 4WD unless you want to sink ~$2K into your truck.. I don't know it was chain or gear driven... there are a few website that have quite abit of information about these transfer cases. Drivetrain.com is one good one. Good Luck with it and take it easy with your 4WD!
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The Tech at the dealership didn't tell me exactly what was wrong with the Transfer Case just that it was broken internally and it was leaking fluid, and I needed a new one to fix my 4WD. Look for my other POST in the "Other Drivetrain" section... I posted a more detaild post. Good Luck.
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i had a dodge and it had the np 231 and it was some what weak i never had a problem, then i had a dodge 3/4 cummins and it had the 241 pretty strong . this is my first ford so ill see how it holds up