D1 to D2 High Low Transfer Shifter
Danny Lee brought up a good question regarding the fitment of a D1 high low transfer case shifter assembly into a late D2 model. So the question is "will it fit into a Disco 2?". I did notice that the Disco 2 shifter is smaller and has a new design. I currently own the Disco 1 high low assembly and am still working on rebuilding it. Eventually I will need to find a good home for it whether thats in a 04 Disco 2 or sold to a Disco 1 owner.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
You won't need it in the 04 D2. That is the year LR finally realised that traction control alone wouldn't cut the mustard, and reinstated both a lockable transfer case and the shifter/linkage to operate it.
*if this is a recent post, maybe I need to read it before writing further...
*if this is a recent post, maybe I need to read it before writing further...
You won't need it in the 04 D2. That is the year LR finally realised that traction control alone wouldn't cut the mustard, and reinstated both a lockable transfer case and the shifter/linkage to operate it.
*if this is a recent post, maybe I need to read it before writing further...
*if this is a recent post, maybe I need to read it before writing further...
Alright good to know. I did notice however that the new transfer case shifter for the D2 looks different and appears to be smaller and more contemporary - in your opinion is the newer transfer case shifter for the D2 models a better more improved design? or Is the D1 design better?
Alright good to know. I did notice however that the new transfer case shifter for the D2 looks different and appears to be smaller and more contemporary - in your opinion is the newer transfer case shifter for the D2 models a better more improved design? or Is the D1 design better?
Given the cost of the kit from Ashcroft (~$500) or a '04 D2 shifter, the choice was easy...I picked up my D1 shifter for $65 (incl shipping) from a junk yard parting out a '95 D1 on eBay.
The '04 D2 t/c shifter is just an updated design that builds off the existing D2 set up using a cable. I don't know that one is superior to the other...certainly not in any significant way. Both the D1 t/c shifters and the '04 D2 design work very nicely, but as Ed noted the D1 requires some adjustment (approx 1") to the curve of the arm that locks/unlocks the t/c.
Given the cost of the kit from Ashcroft (~$500) or a '04 D2 shifter, the choice was easy...I picked up my D1 shifter for $65 (incl shipping) from a junk yard parting out a '95 D1 on eBay.
Given the cost of the kit from Ashcroft (~$500) or a '04 D2 shifter, the choice was easy...I picked up my D1 shifter for $65 (incl shipping) from a junk yard parting out a '95 D1 on eBay.
I'm sure the shifter in my 04 works fine so I think I'll just finnish rebuilding my D1 shifter and sell it. Thanks much for everyones input.
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