NP246 to 241 swap OBS Chevy, Complete how-to скачать в хорошем качестве

NP246 to 241 swap OBS Chevy, Complete how-to

the OBS Suburban had major problems inside the NP246 Autotrac electric shift transfer case, made a ton of noise, and wouldn't drive the front wheels. I could rebuild it, but because I do want to solid axle swap the truck at some point, I'd have to change out the transfer case anyhow, so i figured this would be the perfect opportunity to upgrade to a floor shift transfer case. I went to a junk yard and bought a NP241C from a 1995 OBS 2500 Suburban, so it already had the correct 32 spline input shaft to work with the 4L80e transmission, and I also got a front driveshaft, floor shifter with trim, wiring harness, and a dash block off plate to get rid of the switches. Overall, this is a very easy swap, and. it went without any hiccups, and when done, it functions exactly like a factory truck would have, and you could never tell the difference. The steps here can be applied to any truck equipped with an NP246, which includes both 1/2 and 3/4 ton trucks. The only difference you'll need to look out for, is if your donor tuck had a 27 or 32 spline input (4L60 or 4l80) so you need to match up to your transmission. Amazon Associates links for parts and gear I use to make these videos... Main Vlogging Camera I use every day, Sony ZV1. Has excellent image quality and is easy to use for a non-camera person https://amzn.to/3oeFGvi Extra Batteries and Charger for Sony ZV1 https://amzn.to/37zI21X Tripod (gotta have two) https://amzn.to/3dOK52V LED Light on top of camera, eliminates "raccoon eyes" from shadows https://amzn.to/2HpsDX0 Wired Lav Mic for great audio https://amzn.to/2TTJrIE External Shotgun Mic for outside shots https://amzn.to/2Th8h4Q GoPro Hero 7 Black for B-roll and POV https://amzn.to/37sXhJP 0:00 Road Trip 3:08 Parts Needed 5:37 Tear Down 8:00 246 & 241 Comparison 11:00 241 Installation 12:41 VSS Wiring 13:05 Floor Shifter Mounting 15:47 Actuator Wiring 17:31 Low Range Wiring 20:10 Test Drive