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72Chey 07-11-2016 05:40 PM

4x4 operation
 
Another dumber question. With my 72' K20 4speed what is the proper way to put it in 4wd?

Alex V. 07-11-2016 05:56 PM

Re: 4x4 operation
 
Shift shifter, engaged hubs. I believe that'll be an NP205 transfer case in which case no shifts on the fly - need to be standing still. It's possible to leave the hubs engaged when the T-case is in 2WD but not a good idea for long distances.

72Chey 07-11-2016 08:19 PM

So with a manual just have in neutral? Do I have to have the clutch engaged or just not in gear

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Originally Posted by Alex V. (Post 7650027)
Shift shifter, engaged hubs. I believe that'll be an NP205 transfer case in which case no shifts on the fly - need to be standing still. It's possible to leave the hubs engaged when the T-case is in 2WD but not a good idea for long distances.

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Alex V. 07-12-2016 07:19 AM

Re: 4x4 operation
 
For shifting the transfer case, yes just have the transmission in neutral. The NP205 is practically indestructible, so if you make a little noise with it a couple times don't panic.

Bigdav160 07-12-2016 08:28 AM

Re: 4x4 operation
 
If you really want to be safe; shut the engine off too. The transfer case has sliding sleeves with no syncromesh devices. As long as nothing is turning, it should slide right into 4x4 mode.


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