What kind of transfer case does a Ford Bronco have?

The 1980-96 Ford Broncos and Ford F-series offered three main transfer cases. All three transfer cases are chain drive, that require ATF for lubrication as opposed to standard gear lube. The New Process 208 transfer case was available from 1980 to roughly 1985. This is an aluminum case light duty chain drive.

Which is transfer case NP203 or NP205?

79 Ford Transfer Case NP203 or NP205? I just recently bought a 79 F150 and I’ve been doing the usual routine maintenance that hasn’t been done in quite some time. I was going to change the transfer case fluids, but I’m not sure which transfer case I have.

When did the NP203 and 205 come out?

Chilton Manual says NP203 and 205 were used from 76-79. 205 is a part time and 203 is full time. 203 calls for engine oil and 205 calls for gear oil. If somebody could help me identfiy it I’d appreciate it.

When did the Process 208 transfer case come out?

The New Process 208 transfer case was available from 1980 to roughly 1985. This is an aluminum case light duty chain drive. It feature a manual shift with the gear positions of 2 high, 4 high, neutral, 4 low. Low gear ratio is 2.61:1.

What kind of transfer case does a Bronco have?

Pickup have a rear output slip yoke while the Bronco has a rear fixed yoke, The Borg Warner 1345 transfer case was available from 1980 to roughly 1989. This is an aluminum case medium-duty chain drive. It feature a manual shift with the gear positions of 2 high, 4 high, neutral, 4 low. Low gear ratio is 2.72:1. Left side front output fixed yoke.

When was the Dana 20 transfer case made?

The Ford Dana 20 transfer case is gear driven with a cast iron case. It was used in early Broncos from 1966 until 1977 and it was used in some Ford pickups. It is drivers drop and it was available with a couple different low range ratios.

What kind of transfer case does a Ford Bronco have?