1994 Jeep Cherokee Repair Question
Topics covered: Driveshaft, Transfer case.
Mileage: 90,000 miles.
Mileage: 90,000 miles.
Asked on July 24, 2012
96 Transfer Case into a 94 (driveshaft differences)
I have a 1994 Jeep Cherokee XJ Sport
4.0, Auto, 231j transfer case
I purchased a used 231j out of a 1996.
The rear driveshaft (tailshaft) is different.
1994 has a yoke that slides in/out of transfer case.
1996 has a fixed yoke (inside rubber boot on driveshaft)
If I buy a 96 driveshaft that fits the new transfer case will it be the right length and configuration to go on my 1994?
4.0, Auto, 231j transfer case
I purchased a used 231j out of a 1996.
The rear driveshaft (tailshaft) is different.
1994 has a yoke that slides in/out of transfer case.
1996 has a fixed yoke (inside rubber boot on driveshaft)
If I buy a 96 driveshaft that fits the new transfer case will it be the right length and configuration to go on my 1994?
Asked by cloudchristAnswer
Replied on July 25, 2012
You would have to have a new driveshaft built to make it work.
