I just bought a 81 CJ-5 that has a transfer case with two shifter levers. One for front axle and one for 4WD can you tell me what this is and where to get parts

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Asked by TMCj5 Mar 30, 2013 at 09:40 AM about the 1981 Jeep CJ-5

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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The lever on the left is for selecting gears in the manual transmission. The smaller lever on the right is for your four wheel drive mode. It controls the output of the transfer case. The modes are four wheel high gear, rear wheel drive, four wheel low gear. The transfer case can also be put in neutral.

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Only change the transfer case modes when stopped or going very slow.

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this transfer case has three levers. The trans. is seperate. the t-case has two levers. one has high low and netrual for front.

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This is what you are looking at http://www.quadratec.com/products/52253_100.htm You will not be able to get individual parts, only the full set.

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All that is is a shifter kit, there is nothing special about your transfer case. You did not say what was wrong. It is called a split shifter. You can replace the whole shift kit pretty cheap or convert it back to a single shifter if you would like. I like a split shift because it give you Low 2 wheel drive.

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