What kind of transmission bracket does a jeep 231 need?

What kind of transmission bracket does a jeep 231 need?

As the transfer case bracket attaches to two of the mounting locations for the transfer case itself and is independent of the transmission, it will fit nearly all transmission applications. Fits all Jeep 6 bolt pattern NP/NVG (New Process/New Venture Gear) transfer case 231, 242 and similar (1988 up) EXCEPT for the 241OR which requires our SK3XR.

What kind of transfer case does a jeep 231 need?

Fits all Jeep 6 bolt pattern NP/NVG (New Process/New Venture Gear) transfer case 231, 242 and similar (1988 up) EXCEPT for the 241OR which requires our SK3XR. Dodge and AMG transfer cases share the same pattern and should also work with this kit.

What kind of transmission does a Jeep Wrangler use?

Fits 1997-2006 TJ & LJ Wranglers as well as 1988 and newer XJ Cherokees and MJ Comanche Jeeps.

Fits all Jeep 6 bolt pattern NP/NVG (New Process/New Venture Gear) transfer case 231, 242 and similar (1988 up) EXCEPT for the 241OR which requires our SK3XR. Dodge and AMG transfer cases share the same pattern and should also work with this kit.

As the transfer case bracket attaches to two of the mounting locations for the transfer case itself and is independent of the transmission, it will fit nearly all transmission applications. Fits all Jeep 6 bolt pattern NP/NVG (New Process/New Venture Gear) transfer case 231, 242 and similar (1988 up) EXCEPT for the 241OR which requires our SK3XR.

What does the back of a jeep NP231 mean?

The NP231 has an aluminum case and it should have a tag on the back saying New Process Gear, Model 231. New versions of the NP231 are refered to as NVG231 or NV231 which stands for New Venture Gear. The tag on the back of the transfer case will reflect the name change.

What kind of transfer case does a Jeep ZJ use?

Since 1988, the NP231 has been the “Command Trac” transfer case used in Cherokees (XJ), Comanches (MJ), and Wranglers (YJ). It has been the “Command Trac” transfer case in the Grand Cherokee (ZJ) since its introduction.