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Replace or rebuild T19-148 transmission "1983" 4x4 divorced (On my 1991 Jeep Wrangler)
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What did that trans come out of originally? Surely not a Jeep application, IH Scout/pickup maybe? Aftermarket adapter on the back? Curious why you'd use a divorced t-case in a short wheelbase vehicle like a YJ?
I'm sure you could rebuild it but maybe figure out why you twisted the output shaft first.
I'm sure you could rebuild it but maybe figure out why you twisted the output shaft first.
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with a 1983 date of birth on it, it would be from a ford 250 or 350 behind a 460 or diesel, but the top cover is older...
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