What T case shift patern goes 4H-2H-N-2L-4L
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What T case shift patern goes 4H-2H-N-2L-4L
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seanmnew
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WHAT THE
? I have never heard of that on any application... but i am not a CJ genius like any of these other guys... I am curious to see what this really is...
I know that I have the twin stick on the Dana 300 , but you would notice having 2 sticks on your and you didnt mention it, the twin stick is the only thing i have heard of to be able to do 2L...
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A friend of mine also claims to have the same single stick shift pattern on a 79 CJ5 he just got (with a 401 engine & 4 speed). As far as I know, he hasn't been able to confirm what the Transfer Case is -- I'll find out if he has any more information that might also apply to yours.
seanmnew
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Im completely pulling this out off my arse, so dont trust it... but it should give you something to think about.
On my Dana 300 (which i believe yours MAY be) there are 2 shafts for the shifter, one for the rear diff, and one for the front. They link up to a single stick with a weird V-shaped piece. Now a normal Dana 300 is (front to back) 4L 2H N 4H. when i installed my twin stick I now have 2 sticks (one off of each shaft) the left hand one is for the rear diff, and the right hand one is for the front shaft. Each stick only has 3 positions, forward is low, mid is neutral, and rear is high (for each stick) the reason there is only 3 positions with the twin and 4 with the single is i believe there is either some room to move in the V-shaped piece, allowing one pin to move and the other to stay put (allowing it to move from 4wd to 2wd or N... now this is my thought, could there be something wrong with the V-shaped piece or any of the linkage?
If this makes any sense to you I will be surprised, if i am dead wrong someone please let me know so i can adjust my post as not to confuse anyone further! thanks!
seanmnew
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FYI = where are you CJ? you always chime in about 3 minutes after each post, but have not seen your response to this one yet! Are you having issues with the crackberry?
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The Dana 20 TC has a position where 2L is possible. Mine has it, as do a few others on this site.
It seems to be caused by worn shifter parts on the TC. Its not a factory option as you would like to think.
There is an old post on this somewhere on the site. It probably has a little more information about it.
It seems to be caused by worn shifter parts on the TC. Its not a factory option as you would like to think.
There is an old post on this somewhere on the site. It probably has a little more information about it.
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will someone please help this guy?!? Curiosity is killing me too!
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Does this help?View attachment 1413 It clearly shows just 3 notches on
each shaft. I converted both my rigs to twin stick to have 2 low or front only.
each shaft. I converted both my rigs to twin stick to have 2 low or front only.
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thanks man, but the dudes origional problem was that he had 5 positions on 1 stick, not 3 on each
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I've never seen a Dana 300 shift rail with more than three notches.thanks man, but the dudes origional problem was that he had 5 positions on 1 stick, not 3 on each
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I brought my Jeep out this weekend and discovered that I have the exact same pattern on Transfer Case ??? My case is a single stick also, I was told it was posssibly a Dana 300 , still trying to get confirmation on this, if you go to the "Help Decifering these numbers" tread on here you can see some of the info I got, I also posted a couple of pics where you can compare to yours?
Jroch
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PS> I found this piece of information which may help you out? but it sounds like what we have? The Dana Spicer Model 300 Transfer Case - Novak Conversions
mylittlecj5
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Does everyone have me on their ignore list lately? 
why are you all hung up on the Dana 300 case? Its more than likely he has a Dana 20 'case, which can have a position as described. Even Novak says its possible.
Hes got a '78 CJ5 so
why are you all hung up on the Dana 300 case? Its more than likely he has a Dana 20 'case, which can have a position as described. Even Novak says its possible.
Hes got a '78 CJ5 so
and a Dana 300 is used here
and like I said in my earlier post, worn parts can cause it to go into a 2wd low range gear, also possible with a twin stick set-up.
The Dana Spicer Model 20 Transfer Case - Novak Conversions
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It has to be a 20 the 300 has 4 low up front and 4 high in the rear.
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Does everyone have me on their ignore list lately?
why are you all hung up on the Dana 300 case? Its more than likely he has a Dana 20 'case, which can have a position as described. Even Novak says its possible.
Hes got a '78 CJ5 so
and a Dana 300 is used here
and like I said in my earlier post, worn parts can cause it to go into a 2wd low range gear, also possible with a twin stick set-up.
The Dana Spicer Model 20 Transfer Case - Novak Conversions
It apears you are correct
LOL after this CJ and I had a discussion and looked at the pictures of mine and determined that it is indeed a 20 and not a 300 I have, I am going to do a rebuild and add the twin stick set up I think 
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I wonder if we are the ones not looing at this correctly. The 300 can be both single stick or dual stick correct? I wonder if that is a single stick and the pin between the 2 shift rods is gone making it rock back and forth?