New Venture Gear - New Process Gear Transfer Cases

New Process Gear Transfer Cases

Model Full-Time High High Lock Low Range 2WD Differential
119 Yes No No No Viscous
128 Yes No No Yes Open
129 Yes No No Yes Viscous
136
147 Yes No No GeroDisc
203 Yes Yes 2.01:1 No Open
205 No Yes 1.98:1 Yes
207 No Yes 2.61:1 Yes Locked
208 No Yes 2.61:1 Yes
219 Yes Yes Yes No Viscous
228 Yes No Yes Yes Open
229 Yes No Yes Yes Viscous
231 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes Locked
233 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes
236
241 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes
241OR No Yes 4.0:1 Yes Locked
242 Yes Yes 2.72:1 Yes Open
243
244 Yes Yes 2.72:1 No Open
245 Yes No 2.72:1 No
246 Yes Yes 2.72:1 Yes
247 Yes No 2.72:1 No GeroDisc
249 Yes No 2.72:1 No Viscous
261 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes
263 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes
271 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes
273 No Yes 2.72:1 Yes

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