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And a simple google search "hmmwv 242 transfer case mwo" turned this up.
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thats the late style Tcase, so you will need the new rear drive shaft that has the larger spline count, you will need a new rear diff yoke for the larger U-joints on that shaft. You will need a new Mid-shaft, you don't need a front drive shaft.
you will need new Straps and bolts for tcase...
Look in the TM the part might be a 2520012003096
it lists 3 shafts based on Tcase. You have to look at the UOC "use on code" to see which truck applies.
when I order, I just tell them what I have...I let my parts guy do the leg work.
but I have done older small front yokes on 256...
yep...gonna need that too. Its the same as if you were going 4L80E and 242, the front yoke is larger for the 242.
if you stick with the 1330 's for the front diff, you can keep the front/front drive shaft with carrier bearing.
when you go with the larger front pinion, the carrier shaft changes...
It just depends on if you have the new style or old style 242. Post a pic of the tail shaft. The older is a 3 bolt, the new is 4 bolts. The spline count is different on both. Once you find the tcase type..getting the PN is easy.
I have both in the shop, the old one is slimmer on the slip yoke...
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