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Old 10-18-2018, 03:47 PM   #1
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Help with transfer case ID

Trying to get a positive ID for a leaking selector seal. The txfr case is stamped as Borg Warner (see images) but the metal casing tag does not follow the ID syntax I’ve found on other sites. It seems to be a mixed response as to whether the first four digits of the casting stamp actually represent the correct model number. I thought maybe the txfr case would have been from the same ‘86 Chevy K30 that quicken used in building the 4x conversion but the original K30’s did not use BW cases. Any help appreciated.

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Old 10-18-2018, 05:44 PM   #3
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Looks to be a Borg Warner 1356, similar to the one I just worked on (mine is mated to a Ford E4OD transmission). They came in 4 common configurations, electric shift, and manual shift, flanged output or splined output shafts.

There's an ebay seller transdeals4u (18076) based in Redding CA that I used to purchase my parts from, that I would recommend.

This is a gasket and seal kit for a 1986-90 Ford Borg Warner 1356 Transfer Case. This is for an Aluminum Case, Cast "13-56".

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-BW1356-BW-1356-Transmission-Transfer-Case-Gasket-Seal-Kit-/173519640602?_trksid=p2349526.m4383.l4275.c1#viTab s_0


I hope that helps
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Looks to be a Borg Warner 1356, similar to the one I just worked on (mine is mated to a Ford E4OD transmission). They came in 4 common configurations, electric shift, and manual shift, flanged output or splined output shafts.
Thanks for the input, and supplier suggestion.
I also found this searchable pdf that lists all the case numbers.
http://www.canadawideparts.com/downl...ecatalogue.pdf
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