4wd Transfer Case but No 4wd???
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In the tech library on here I think it's mentioned in a few articles and if you do a search on dummy t-cases in the forums you'll find some info on it as well. I believe it was actually quite common.
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Yeah, what he said. I don't know the particulars, but a lot of Bronco II's were equipped with a "dummy" transfer case. But if you look underneath, no driveshaft, and all the other goodies for 4WD. Looks like 4WD, but it's only 2WD.
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It was done so they could use the same transmission and rear driveshaft on the 2wd and 4wd.
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And before anyone asks:
"why not just use a 2wd trans and a different driveshaft?"
Consider what crash testing recertification costs.
AD
"why not just use a 2wd trans and a different driveshaft?"
Consider what crash testing recertification costs.
AD
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all b2 used the dummy transfer case until 1990 Sponsored Ad
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