Transfer case NP231 linkage

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I know many of you Gods of Infinite wisdom have some good ideas about this one. My factory linkage is about junk, like most of you know happens. Plastic bushings are gone; rattles, don’t know how it still works! I was just wondering which method you guys highly recommend, since I only want to upgrade it once...:) Seems like the best reviews are for the cable linkage swap...more expensive but highly reguarded! All and any recommendations welcome. Thanks
 
Pretty quick. A couple hours at the most. You will need 2 people to secure the bracket to the tub though, at least I did.
 
You will need 2 people to secure the bracket to the tub though, at least I did.

Not necessarily :p

I did it by using a super long breaker bar and wedging it in place, that way when I tightened from below, the long breaker bar was fighting against it by using the floor pan as it's stopping point. Worked awesome and I got those suckers on there good.

Would it have been easier with two people? Of course!

This is why I rely on you guys....thanks so much. There’s some less expensive ones out there, but I believe in fixing it once....correctly!! Thanks

Savvy has the most proven solution, the cheaper ones have their share of issues.

How long does it take...looks like about a hour n half???

Yep, about an hour and a half. It's not hard by any means.
 
Good choice on Savvy. It'll shift like cutting thru butter.
 
Hi All,

Just curious has anyone used this T-case shifter linkage kit - "Novak SK2XC Cable Shifter Assembly"?

Fonz
 
Hi All,

Just curious has anyone used this T-case shifter linkage kit - "Novak SK2XC Cable Shifter Assembly"?

Fonz

The Savvy cable shifter took the Novak design and made several improvements to it, so the better choice would be the Savvy.
 
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