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Old 12-12-2006, 09:48 PM   #5
ClassicJimmy
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Re: Short Episode On The Soap Box

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Originally Posted by LONGHAIR View Post
Generally all you need to do is find out what transmission is in the truck. An automatic transmission will have a 203 and a 4 speed will have the 205. When you get up into the early 80's they have NP208 cases. This a totally different slip-yolk unit.

I'm not sure that is true - I have a 4 spd in my 75 K25 & its a NP203. It's been converted to part time like it should have been in the first place, but none the less a 203. I would think the confusion would be with the 205 & 208 since thay have the same shift patterns - the 203 has from front to back: Low Lock, Low, N, Hi, Hi Lock. Just sharing what little I know.
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