Dana Transfer case?
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is this a Dana 200 or 300.
I think its a 300 just not sure.
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Dana Transfer case?
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is this a Dana 200 or 300.
I think its a 300 just not sure.
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Looks like a 20 to me.
There's a part number on a metal tag seen in the photo under one bolt head.
Record the numbers.
There's a part number on a metal tag seen in the photo under one bolt head.
Record the numbers.
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Yep, it's definitely a Dana 20 . The Dana 300 has a much shallower pan on the bottom. And I The C-18-xxxxx casting number on the back is a Dana 20 casting number. A Dana 300 has a C-300-xxxx casting number.
The metal tag hagar is talking about will tell specifically which version Dana 20 and the year. Most of the differences between the different Jeep versions are with the shifter. So I wouldn't worry too much if you can't decode the tag.
The metal tag hagar is talking about will tell specifically which version Dana 20 and the year. Most of the differences between the different Jeep versions are with the shifter. So I wouldn't worry too much if you can't decode the tag.
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Glad you have it figured out.
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