What vehicles used the Borg-Warner 13-54 transfer case?

[Adam33]

Does anyone know what vehicles used the Borg-Warner 13-54 transfer case? From my reach I have identified the following:

1) Bronco II 1983 to 1995
2) Explorers from 91-94
3) Rangers - but not sure of exact dates?

Did any other vehicles use this case?

 

[jdm4721]

I'm pretty sure my 99 Ranger has a 1354 case.

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[rusty ol ranger]

Didnt the 87ish-96 F150s run it to?

 

[Mac]

From tech library - Rangers, Mazda and Explorers
BW1354 1990-1995 (Electric Shift) with speedo hole, with sensor hole fixed front output yoke
1990-1995 All (manual shift)
1995-1998 (Electric Shift) rear circular flange front fixed yoke with speedo hole, w/o sensor hole
1998-2000 (Electric Shift) rear circular flange, front cup yoke w/o speedo hole, w/o sensor hole,
2000-2004 (Electric Shift) rear circular flange, front cup yoke w/o speedo hole, w/o sensor hole, w/o shift on the fly
2000-2004 Manual shift, rear circular flange, front cup yoke w/o speedo hole, w/p sensor hole

 

[fastpakr]

Rangers and Bronco II's from 83-89 will have the 1350. I think the 1354 transition occurred in 1990 but someone else can confirm.

 

[fastpakr]

Didnt the 87ish-96 F150s run it to?

Full size in those years is a 1356 as I recall. Definitely not a1350/1354 though. After that they started getting the 4406.

 

[AzLizard]

Rangers and Bronco II's from 83-89 will have the 1350. I think the 1354 transition occurred in 1990 but someone else can confirm.

That's what I was thinking.
I got mine from a 90 b2.

 

[adsm08]

I am concerned by the fact that the OP thinks he learned the 1995 Bronco II had a BW1354 since 1990 was the last year for the BII.

 

[turbo91xlt]

Basically every RBV with a part time 4wd setup used the 1354 transfer case after ~11/89. Simply put if your RBV had a D35 front axle stock, it also has a 1354 transfer case.

Manual transfer cases can be found in rangers all the way up to 1997 (excluding the limited production '02-'03 FX4 Level II units).

 

[Adam33]

Thanks for your replies.

Out of the vehicles that used the 1354 transfer case, do you know if any used a metal mode fork in the case? As most the ones I have seen are plastic.

 

[Adam32]

Rangers and Bronco II's from 83-89 will have the 1350. I think the 1354 transition occurred in 1990 but someone else can confirm.

If the transition occurred in 1990, what is the latest year of a vehicle with a 1345?

 

[fangotango306]

You have 2 threads with 2 accounts asking the same questions or am i going crazy? What are you trying to accomplish by discovering the transitional timeline of the mode fork material. Early ones are a cast zinc/aluminum alloy. Later and most aftermarket replacements are plastic but the 1354m i think were all metal. What are you trying to do?

 

[fangotango306]

Oh and if you need parts i have 4 bw1350s and 5 or 6 bw1354s and one 1354m but i wont part my m.

 

[SAlanAnthony]

Oh and if you need parts i have 4 bw1350s and 5 or 6 bw1354s and one 1354m but i wont part my m.

I'm looking for a manual 1354. What part of the world are you located, if you have a manual you're willing to part with?

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

I'm looking for a manual 1354. What part of the world are you located, if you have a manual you're willing to part with?

Considering he said he is not parting out the manual 1354 and that he hasn’t been active on here since December of 2019 plus you brought back a long dead thread, I’m gonna say don’t hold your breath for an answer and you might want to go check the parts for sale section on here.