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Early and Late Hilux tcases. How to tell which is which?

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Early and Late Hilux tcases. How to tell which is which?

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I am having problems identifying whether I have an early or late version of the gear drive Tcase. I am trying to buy a bearing set and have been told that they are different for the two versions.

Is there any easy way of identifying which case is which??

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Re: Early and Late Hilux tcases. How to tell which is which?

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DAMKIA wrote:I am having problems identifying whether I have an early or late version of the gear drive Tcase. I am trying to buy a bearing set and have been told that they are different for the two versions.

Is there any easy way of identifying which case is which??

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Early models have the shifter on top on the transfer, newer ones have the shifter on the gearbox's extension housing.
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http://www.marlincrawler.com/htm/transf ... seinfo.htm

Some good info here.
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Thanks guys, didn't know if they had actually changed any internals or not. The two kits were different prices with some different part numbers (obviously seals for the shift rails)
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