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Old 06-04-2013, 11:28 PM   #1
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Does the transfer case dictate what shifter it has?

The reason I ask is that both my 84 K30's have a different shifter than my 85 K10 or most any other truck I have seen. Do the 205's get a different style verse the 203 and 208's. First two pics are K30's (sorry for it being blurry), the third is of a 85 blazer (not mine). This is how I usually see them. The second pic one of the K30's is full of junk. Don't mind it.

The 203 & 208 shifters seem to lean forward alot more than the 205's. Am I right on this. The 205's are something of their own.
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Old 06-04-2013, 11:59 PM   #2
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Re: Does the transfer case dictate what shifter it has?

205 shifters are just a simple lever (or two).
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Re: Does the transfer case dictate what shifter it has?

You are correct. 208 got a bezel and has a zig-zag shift pattern, high range forward, low range rear. 203 & 205 have a bezel and boot, shift straight and are low range forward high range rear.

I *think* 1979 = last year for 203, I know 1981 first year for 208, 205 available 'til '91 in V3500.

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Old 06-05-2013, 09:52 PM   #4
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Re: Does the transfer case dictate what shifter it has?

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You are correct. 208 got a bezel and has a zig-zag shift pattern, high range forward, low range rear. 203 & 205 have a bezel and boot, shift straight and are low range forward high range rear.

I *think* 1979 = last year for 203, I know 1981 first year for 208, 205 available 'til '91 in V3500.

NP203 pattern:


NP205 pattern:
Thanks for the info. I learned something new.
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