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Posted: Thu Apr 23rd, 2020 05:36 pm |
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After further research, it looks like the Shiftster idea will not work for flat towing. I found this video on YouTube that shows the BW1354 TC with the motor removed. Refer to time 4:00 and later for the explanation of the 'N' position. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV60lf_hwec&feature=youtu.be You can see the 'N' position marked on the TC casting, as mentioned in a previous reply in this thread. *HOWEVER*, when the TC is in the 'N' position the result is the following: - input shaft (i.e. transmission) is disconnected -- this is good - Front and Rear output shafts are connected to each otherĀ -- not good for flat towing a vehicle I have no experience with transfer cases, so let me know if I am misunderstanding the info above. Thanks.
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