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alpineraven
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Transfer case - Dual Range 4WD

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Out of interest, is it possible for me to pull out/take off an transfer case from Legacy 4WD gearbox that has Lo Range (Hi/Fulltime 4WD) on it from a buggered (blown teeths in G/B 3rd gear?) dual range gearbox and fit it on end of Single Range AWD gearbox transmission that is on my 1995 Liberty?
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Post by All_talk »

I'm not sure about the EJ dual range gearbox (we dont get them here in the the US :x ), but in the older EA gearboxes the dual range in not a separate "transfer" case, its inside the gear box built into the input shaft.

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Post by Legacy777 »

Cool pic.....haven't seen the inside of a subie dual range box.
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Post by alpineraven »

The answer is no, Dual Range EJ Series Gearboxes are simular to EA series. Found out recently after reseaching, and located Dual Range EJ gearbox. Hi & Lo lever is same place on EA series.
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AP
Owns 1995 Liberty "Rallye" Sedan - NA 5MT AWD EJ22
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