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Old 10-01-2008, 01:33 PM
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my transfer case is busted on my o3 srw f-350. i also have an 05 f-250 with 5.4 gas motor and automatic ( used for body parts). will the transfer case from the 05 fit in my 03 with 6.0 and torqueshift? if not, how much does a good transfer case cost?
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Old 10-01-2008, 01:35 PM
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my transfer case is busted on my o3 srw f-350. i also have an 05 f-250 with 5.4 gas motor and automatic ( used for body parts). will the transfer case from the 05 fit in my 03 with 6.0 and torqueshift? if not, how much does a good transfer case cost?
check to make sure its the same transfercase... they will both have a tag with the model number... it should be NP transfercase... .if so then it will bolt right up...

a new OEM TC is around $1500.00
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thanks for the reply. is that cost from the ford dealer?
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thanks for the reply. is that cost from the ford dealer?
thats how much they told me it was new... from the ford dealer...

how did you break it? those things are super beefy and very hard to break
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hit a guard rail, front axle shifted, driveshaft pushed back into the transfer case and the case busted.
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I believe the Transfer case on the PSD is a Borgwarner 1356.
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Old 10-01-2008, 02:57 PM
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I believe the Transfer case on the PSD is a Borgwarner 1356.
my 03 7.3L has a NP

i have an extra one from a 04 and its also a NP
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Old 10-01-2008, 02:58 PM
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my 03 6.0 is a NP as well...
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Old 10-02-2008, 10:41 AM
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I have a new 08 trans and transfer case that will work on the 6.0 engine also using the 6.0 TQ. I'll check to see which TC it has and let you know tonight.

Cary
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