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can someone help me with t-case to trans problem


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i have a 1993 ranger with a 4.0 and a A4LD trans. I want to put 4x4 into my ranger since its 2wd now. i have a doner ranger its a 84 with a 2.9 L and 5 spd trans it has a bw-1350 and a d-28. is it possible for me to bolt this t-case to my 2wd transdo i need a different trans to make it possible to bolt on this t-case...if anyone knows then tell me how, and how difficult it will be...Thanks
 


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more work than it is worth. It would make more sense to buy a 4x4 trans
 

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If you can rebuild a trans you can do it for about $100, tail shaft and housing need to be swaped.
 

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Yes I agree, you would be waisting a lot of time and $$$.
 

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Heres the next question...how much work would it be to put the 5spd trans off of the 2.9 onto my 4.0...would it work?
 

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Will it fit...yes...will it last long behind the 4.0L...no.

There is more to making the truck a 4x4 than just putting a trans/transfer case in it.

The front 4x4 differential/axle will not just bolt into a 2wd truck. The engine cross members (that the front suspension bolts to) are different and need to be swapped. The cross member is welded/riveted to the frame.
 

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I swaped the crossmember and it was more than I thought. I don't recommend it unless you have the fabrication skills and have alot of time.

It would be much easier to do a SAS on it instead.

Also the 4.0 would demolish the Dana 28 and the TK5 transmission. I had a D28 in my 2.3 ranger and it got destroyed last winter.
 

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