2010 rubi transfer case question
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For one that's relatively new and has low miles, that sounds about right. If it's up there in age/miles but in good condition, I'd say $800 is about right.
Showroom
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10frank9
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turbineguy
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Will fit 12 manual. Not automatic.
The t-case on the left is a NV241-OR rubicon transfer case and the one on the right is just an NV-241. Is it safe to assume you were trying to do an upgrade? and the one on the right is your original t-case? If so, I am sorry for the incorrect information. I thought it should as I have seen it work on manual to manual.
Yes, this is correct and I apologize for missing this. The 12's-up on an auto were modified and are now tied into the shift programming. If you have a manual, it will work but not if you have an auto.
suicideking
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So for a '12 auto -- would I need a TC from a 12-14 auto? Or are there others that will work.
Yes. The 2012-up have a new automatic transmission and in addition to the change in the bolt up, it will also have features that will allow your computer to work properly. Manuals still use the same transmission as before and it is not tied into your computer.
suicideking
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I guess the main issue is actually finding one for sale. Probably have to be off a totaled Jeep because not many people want to change them out.
4x4Jesus
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The NV241-or is the TJ rubi case correct? Is it for Sale? I know my brother David1tontj is looking for a 241-OR Case