Advance Adapters does a bench install of their 50-7906 New Process 231J Slip Yoke Eliminator Kit.
Jeep New Process 231- NP231 SYE Install – Slip Yoke Eliminator
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What about NP 242 transfer case? Do u know where I could get a kit for it?
so would this be the process of making a 231amc (21 spline) become a 231j (23 spline) to work with a AX-15 ?
No mine had no needle roller bearings in have a 2005 tj wrangler
Did your installation require the step of pressing out the needle bearing cages? If so the lubrication system on those shafts are different than the style that we build. This will not effect the performance or have any adverse effects on the lubrication properties of your transfer case.
What do u mean by pins ?
look for a set that doesn’t go to pins on the ends
hi i installed my kit today and i have a concern with the new shaft i fitted all seems fine for now after driving it today .. but the old shaft had a oil feed hole to supply oil to the gears that where swaped over and the new shaft does not have a oil feed hole for this point it has other hole where the planitary splines are if anyone could let me knoe if this is normal of if i am gioing to soon have a permenat 4wd due to gear running dry on shaft and sezing ?? thanks
Very good video! Some time i planning to do this for my YJ!
Great vid… Turn the speedo sensor to another position and while transfer case turns freely ajust it also make sure sensor seated well ..u can feel the senson tick when engaged
After installing the kit my speedometer does not work I watched the video and it appears I installed it correctly what could be wrong
thank you
Yes, the large spring is on the rail and gets compressed when the rear of the case is bolt back on. However there is one other one that also comes to mind. We can email you a picture if you need it. send us a PM for email info since posting it to the video comments is prohibited.
When I opened up my case there was one spring sitting at the bottom of the case and one was on the shift rod. I’m assuming that the second spring probably fell off the rear of the shift rod when I was disassembling. Correct me if I’m wrong please.
Best video I’ve ever seen..
great vid
great vid you saved my butt
I can watch this all day.. Can’t wait to work on mine! Excellent video
Great video! After watching it, I think I’m going to give it a try. Thanks
What kind of lock ring pliers are being used at 5:50 in the video? I’m having a hard time finding anything local that opens large enough.
install went great! very superior product
awesome, I finally find the official AA video, great job, planning on doing my install today and this helped a lot. might want to put jeep in the title though, it was difficult to find this
very nice vid thanks a lot
great video thanks!