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moodyholler 12-30-2003 10:18 PM

How to Identify Transfer Case?
 
Guy here in town is trying to sell me a running gear out of a 1970 blazer. Springs, front and rear diff's,(3.73) non-posi,th350 and what he says is a dana 20 transfer. How do I identify it? I remember my 70 had a funny semi circular shift pattern for the 4 wheel drive, but there is no shifter that I am aware of on this rig. ANy help? His old blazer was an 307, th350,ps and pb.moodyholler

earl87gta 12-31-2003 02:20 AM

if its a stock blazer case it should be a 205 if you go to advanced adaptors web site they have the best transfer case identification page Ive ever seen.

Davy 12-31-2003 12:04 PM

My Dana 20 says "Dana 20" on the back...just to the right of the rear drive shaft.....if I remember correctly.

But like Earl said, if it was factory auto TH350 and true 1970, it should have a NP205

Davy

69k5 12-31-2003 03:02 PM

look on the back side in the middle. if there is a round cover withe 3 bolts in it its a 205. should be about 2" round or so:D

bouncytruck 12-31-2003 03:24 PM

The NP205 sshuld have a plate on it also. They are bigger than the Dana 20 as well. If it was an original TH350, I believe it should be the 205. Dana 20s were put behind the 3 speed column shifts, but Chevy wasn't overy consistant with these trucks so it could be anything.


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