Brett
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What model of transfer case did 1984 XJ Cherokee's have when it was referred to as "Selec-trac?" Also, what was unique about it compared to later models?
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Tacoma
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228 or 229... and it could be shifted to full time.. I think.
BlackDog
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New Process model #229 transfer case
With 208 transfer case
New Process model #228 transfer case
New Process model #207 transfer case
New Process model #219 Quadra-trac
With 218 transfer case
I am gonna go with 228 as that is similar to the 229 that I have (I believe) and mine is Selec-trac as well.
I believe that it didn't have shft on the fly capability.
(course I am basing that off of an 8? [maybe 4, maybe 6, hell maybe even 7-I dunno] that I had for a week)
V V
Only had the thing for a week, masking tape beige exterior and interior and the 2.8 were enough reason to flush it for me.
With 208 transfer case
New Process model #228 transfer case
New Process model #207 transfer case
New Process model #219 Quadra-trac
With 218 transfer case
I am gonna go with 228 as that is similar to the 229 that I have (I believe) and mine is Selec-trac as well.
I believe that it didn't have shft on the fly capability.
(course I am basing that off of an 8? [maybe 4, maybe 6, hell maybe even 7-I dunno] that I had for a week)
V V
Only had the thing for a week, masking tape beige exterior and interior and the 2.8 were enough reason to flush it for me.
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BlackDog
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My selec trac says it can be shifted to full time, so I am thinking that can't be it.
Brett
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229 is what I had...full time was one option on it, since it did have a viscous couplar. No part time Hi range option like the 242....
Still not quite the answer I was looking for. It's more unique than that. Keep going
Still not quite the answer I was looking for. It's more unique than that. Keep going
BlackDog
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Ahhhh got me a 242 then.
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Was it that the shift pattern was reversed compared to most t-cases?????
All the transfer cases used on the Cherokee were chain driven with aluminum housings.
1984-1987 New Process NP207 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.61:1 ratio with low range
1984-1987 New Process NP228/NP229 "Selec-Trac", full-time/part-time
1987-2001 New Process NP231 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
1987-2001 New Process NP242 "Selec-Trac", full-time/part-time, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
lower gearing?
-Jason
1984-1987 New Process NP207 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.61:1 ratio with low range
1984-1987 New Process NP228/NP229 "Selec-Trac", full-time/part-time
1987-2001 New Process NP231 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
1987-2001 New Process NP242 "Selec-Trac", full-time/part-time, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
Also, what was unique about it compared to later models?
lower gearing?
-Jason
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According to John Meister, XJ and FSJ guru, the 229 had HIGHER gearing: 2.61:1, same as the Command Trac.
So what's unique about it?
So what's unique about it?
Brett
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FIXED REAR OUTPUT FOOLS! And yeah, it was higher geared, but no other case (in XJ's) had that fixed yoke.
Brett
Meat-Hippy
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Next question........what was the "other" axle that was used in XJ's that no one seems to remember?
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All Hail The Xj Trivia Dork King!!! Hail! Hail! Long Live Brett!!!!:bow: :bow:
that's actually good information, if you're a XJ-driving precious snowflake.
that's actually good information, if you're a XJ-driving precious snowflake.
Brett
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All Hail The Xj Trivia Dork King!!! Hail! Hail! Long Live Brett!!!!:bow: :bow:
that's actually good information, if you're a XJ-driving precious snowflake.
Shut it
29 spline 8.25??
Brett
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pffft, no. Try again 'yota and sami man
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oh? reeeeeeeeaaallly? bring it on, Frances!
Brett
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Sorry, make that Commanche's
Brett
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i know the Comanches sported the Aisin AX4 (four-speed), AX5 and AX15 (five-speed overdrive) manual transmissions, along with the AW4 four-speed automatic that was used beginning in 1987....
trnsmission though.. not axle...