stephenspann27
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From wikipedia:
Transfer cases
All the transfer cases used on the Cherokee were chain driven with aluminum housings. Command-Trac was standard on XJ models built with 4WD.
However in the latest issue of JP Magazine. The one that has an article about 's Cherokee Bash. In the transfer case guide article it says that the NP207 was in the '87 XJ and the NP231 started in '88. I have an '87 XJ ( Its 4 hours away right now) and an '89 parts XJ.. so I guess if I do have a NP207 I could swap them... but..
Is the magazine wrong? Page 34.
Transfer cases
All the transfer cases used on the Cherokee were chain driven with aluminum housings. Command-Trac was standard on XJ models built with 4WD.
- 1984 – 1987 : New Process NP207 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.61:1 ratio with low range
- 1987 – 2001 : New Process NP231 "Command-Trac", part-time only, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
- 1987 – 2001 : New Process NP242 "Selec-Trac", full-time/part-time, 2.72:1 ratio with low range
However in the latest issue of JP Magazine. The one that has an article about 's Cherokee Bash. In the transfer case guide article it says that the NP207 was in the '87 XJ and the NP231 started in '88. I have an '87 XJ ( Its 4 hours away right now) and an '89 parts XJ.. so I guess if I do have a NP207 I could swap them... but..
Is the magazine wrong? Page 34.