Found a fixed yoke 208 pass drop........turns out it's a NP241

[stallion85]

My bud is about to scrap an 89 1/2 ton Dodge that has a fixed yoke 208. Can someone refresh my memory why it will not work as a replacement for my 208?

 

[neverendingproject]

It will if you make the bolt patter fit. Its rotated like 180* or something like that.

 

[big83chevy4x4]

bolt pattern for the adapter is 90* off counter clockwise.
you can get a custom clocking ring from diy4x and clock it down and swap the correct input into it and run it in your truck.

 

[stallion85]

Cool thanks!

 

[big4x4ride]

or bolt it up and its clocked completly flat, clockign rings suck in my opinion, they leak like no tomorrow

 

[big83chevy4x4]

the dodge 208 i have, if you were to just bolt it up, the front output would be above the floor. you need to clock it down.

 

[stallion85]

turns out it's a NP241. Can I still use it? Also the input shaft is not 32 spline, I wonder if I could swap the one from my NP208 over to it.......

 

[85mudblazin]

turns out it's a NP241. Can I still use it? Also the input shaft is not 32 spline, I wonder if I could swap the one from my NP208 over to it.......

You sure its a 241?? Ive never heard of a fixed yoke 241 that was stock.

 

[stallion85]

It says 241 on the stamp

 

[stallion85]

Still looks as though I have to find a 32 spline input shaft as the 208 one will not work.

 

[muddybuddy]

dodge did make fixed yoke 241's i believe. you need to swap 32spline input into it to make it work, and some kind of clocking ring i believe.