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tractorsx 08-03-2007 05:42 PM

Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
I pulled out trans. and transfer case a couple of month ago, I took pics but
didn't get right detail. Now I'm trying to put it back in and can't figure out
how the transfer case mount and bushings fit to the frame, nothing is lining up for me at this time? It in a 71 chevy 3/4 ton 4X4. Manual four speed trans. Thanks

msgross 08-03-2007 08:01 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
check out my build thread, should be the same... I can assist with any "detailed" pics that you need.

eedgell 08-03-2007 08:11 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1186186077

Does this help? NP 205-4 speed, 1971

tractorsx 08-04-2007 09:40 AM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
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Thanks for the pics both of you guys, I looked at all of them, a couple of them were very close but I could'nt make out what I needed. I'll go outside in a short while and take pics of what I am looking for and what my problem is? I haven't posted pics on this board before, but I'll try. What I'm looking for is the placement of the bushings, and which half is top and bottom, there is a large and small half each?

eedgell 08-04-2007 11:22 AM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1186240631

The thicker bushings go between the lower frame rail lip, and the large bracket. The thinner bushings go between the larger and smaller bracket. The smaller bracket is bolted to the center of the frame, and the large bracket from the lower frame lip to the side of the T-case. Hope this helps.

tractorsx 08-04-2007 04:08 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
Thanks a million times for the pics eedgell!!! That was just what I needed. That's how I thought it all fit togather but it just wasn't lining up, in the end I finally had to force some of the bolts in place, didn't like doing that very much, left a few scratches. Anyways THANKS AGAIN.

DURRTY 08-10-2007 04:40 AM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
Hey one of your NUTS broke off. be carefull!!

OLDCHEV4X4 08-10-2007 07:37 AM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
Mine dont line up perfect either. I have to use a big punch to line up the 5/8" bolts.
205/th350 combo

ELVINS 12-26-2024 07:04 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
thank you

Orange Crate 12-27-2024 11:19 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
There are plenty of threads that recommend NOT installing that bracket as it does not allow the drive train to move under torque and that cracks the transmission to transfer case adapter. I left mine off the 72 K20.

57taskforce 12-28-2024 04:46 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Orange Crate (Post 9360309)
There are plenty of threads that recommend NOT installing that bracket as it does not allow the drive train to move under torque and that cracks the transmission to transfer case adapter. I left mine off the 72 K20.

Yep! I said the exact same thing in the other thread he started on it. I left mine off too.

Orange Crate 12-28-2024 05:13 PM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
I need to pay better attention to the dates of threads. Why, why why did it take 14 YEARS for someone to say thank you!!!!

kwmech 12-29-2024 01:14 AM

Re: Need pics. of transfer case mounts and bushings
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Orange Crate (Post 9360408)
I need to pay better attention to the dates of threads. Why, why why did it take 17 YEARS for someone to say thank you!!!!

fixed it for ya


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