Used Transfer Cases | 4x4 & AWD | All Makes & Models
Shop premium used transfer cases with warranty coverage. Over 400 units in stock - electronic & mechanical 4x4 systems for trucks, SUVs & crossovers. Every unit dyno tested & guaranteed.
Save up to 70% on premium used transfer cases for 4x4 and AWD vehicles including Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, Jeep, and Toyota 4Runner. Each transfer case is bench-tested, inspected, and backed by our comprehensive warranty.
Unmatched Cost Savings
Discover incredible savings on quality used transfer cases, offering prices up to 70% lower than new units. Perfect for trucks, SUVs, and 4x4 vehicles!
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Up to 70% savings vs dealer prices
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Free nationwide shipping
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Low mileage units available
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Electronic & manual shift options
OEM Quality Assurance
Every transfer case undergoes comprehensive testing and inspection. We ensure perfect compatibility and proper function for your specific 4x4 system.
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Chain/gear inspection complete
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Shift mechanism tested
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Bearings & seals verified
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Electronic control testing
Eco-Friendly Solution
Choose environmentally responsible 4x4 repair. Our remanufactured transfer cases reduce waste while maintaining reliable four-wheel drive performance.
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Reduces manufacturing waste
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Resource conservation
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Sustainable reconditioning
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Fluid recycling program
Extensive Selection
Find the perfect transfer case for your 4x4 or AWD vehicle. We stock units for all popular trucks and SUVs, including both electronic and manual shift options.
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All major 4x4 brands covered
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Electronic & manual options
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Quick fitment verification
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Real-time inventory check
Rigorous Testing for Reliability
Each transfer case undergoes extensive bench testing. Our comprehensive testing ensures smooth operation and reliable 4x4 performance.
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Shift function verification
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Chain/gear inspection
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Electronic sensor testing
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Seal & bearing inspection
Comprehensive Warranty Coverage
Shop confidently with our industry-leading warranty. Coverage includes parts, labor, and nationwide protection for your 4x4 system.
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Extended coverage period
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Labor coverage included
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Nationwide protection
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Installation support
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Expert guidance on buying used transfer cases for all major 4x4 and AWD vehicles. Learn about inspection, compatibility, and installation requirements to ensure the right choice for your truck, SUV, or crossover.
What should I check when buying a used transfer case?
Essential inspection points for evaluating a used transfer case before purchase.
When evaluating a used transfer case, focus on these critical inspection points:
Visual Inspection:
• Case housing integrity
• Input shaft condition
• Output shaft seals
• Mount point condition
Internal Components:
• Chain/gear condition
• Bearing wear status
• Shift fork integrity
• Mode selector function
Operational History:
• Previous vehicle usage
• Maintenance records
• Fluid change history
• Operating conditions
Critical Areas:
• Seal leak points
• Electronic actuator condition
• Shift motor function
• Position sensor status
Request detailed inspection reports and verify the transfer case matches your specific application.
How do transfer cases differ between major manufacturers?
Understanding manufacturer-specific transfer case designs and applications.
Different manufacturers use specific transfer case designs for their 4x4 and AWD systems:
Ford Applications:
• F-150: Electronic shift-on-fly
• Expedition: Automatic 4WD
• Explorer: Terrain management
• Bronco: Advanced 4x4 system
Chevrolet/GMC Systems:
• Silverado: AutoTrac system
• Tahoe: Electronic AutoTrac
• Sierra: Active transfer case
• Suburban: Multi-mode 4WD
Dodge/RAM Units:
• RAM 1500: BorgWarner units
• Durango: AWD system
• Power Wagon: Manual shift
• Grand Cherokee: Quadra-Drive
Toyota Designs:
• Tundra: Multi-mode system
• 4Runner: Part-time 4WD
• Land Cruiser: Full-time 4WD
• Tacoma: Electronic shift
Verify your vehicle's specific transfer case model and operating system before purchase.
What compatibility factors are crucial for transfer cases?
Understanding transfer case compatibility and fitment requirements.
Ensure proper transfer case compatibility through these critical checks:
Drivetrain Matching:
• Transmission type compatibility
• Gear ratio verification
• Spline count matching
• Drive shaft requirements
Electronic Systems:
• Control module compatibility
• Sensor requirements
• Wiring harness matching
• Shifter type verification
Physical Fitment:
• Mounting locations
• Case dimensions
• Input shaft length
• Output shaft position
Vehicle Integration:
• 4WD system type
• Control system matching
• Speed sensor compatibility
• Mode selector requirements
All compatibility factors must match your specific vehicle application.
What installation requirements should I expect?
Understanding transfer case installation procedures.
Proper installation is crucial for transfer case longevity and performance:
Pre-Installation:
• Fluid type verification
• Mount inspection
• Seal replacement
• Linkage adjustment
Installation Process:
• Proper alignment
• Torque specifications
• Driveshaft positioning
• Electronic connections
Critical Adjustments:
• Shift linkage setup
• Chain tension check
• Sensor calibration
• Mode verification
Post-Installation:
• Fluid level check
• Shift pattern testing
• Electronic calibration
• Test drive protocol
Professional installation ensures proper setup and operation.
How do I identify transfer case problems?
Understanding common transfer case issues and diagnostic procedures.
Recognize these common transfer case symptoms and diagnostic steps:
Common Symptoms:
• Grinding noise
• Delayed engagement
• Fluid leaks
• Vibration issues
Electronic Issues:
• Mode indicator problems
• Shift motor failure
• Sensor malfunctions
• Control module errors
Mechanical Problems:
• Chain/gear wear
• Bearing failure
• Seal deterioration
• Fork damage
Preventive Measures:
• Regular fluid changes
• Proper mode operation
• Seal inspection
• Mount condition checks
Address transfer case issues promptly to prevent drivetrain damage.
Complete Guide: Used Transfer Case FAQ
Expert guidance on buying used transfer cases for all major 4x4 and AWD vehicles. Learn about inspection, compatibility, and installation requirements to ensure the right choice for your truck, SUV, or crossover.
What should I check when buying a used transfer case?Essential inspection points for evaluating a used transfer case before purchase.
When evaluating a used transfer case, focus on these critical inspection points:
Visual Inspection:
• Case housing integrity
• Input shaft condition
• Output shaft seals
• Mount point condition
Internal Components:
• Chain/gear condition
• Bearing wear status
• Shift fork integrity
• Mode selector function
Operational History:
• Previous vehicle usage
• Maintenance records
• Fluid change history
• Operating conditions
Critical Areas:
• Seal leak points
• Electronic actuator condition
• Shift motor function
• Position sensor status
Request detailed inspection reports and verify the transfer case matches your specific application.
How do transfer cases differ between major manufacturers?Understanding manufacturer-specific transfer case designs and applications.
Different manufacturers use specific transfer case designs for their 4x4 and AWD systems:
Ford Applications:
• F-150: Electronic shift-on-fly
• Expedition: Automatic 4WD
• Explorer: Terrain management
• Bronco: Advanced 4x4 system
Chevrolet/GMC Systems:
• Silverado: AutoTrac system
• Tahoe: Electronic AutoTrac
• Sierra: Active transfer case
• Suburban: Multi-mode 4WD
Dodge/RAM Units:
• RAM 1500: BorgWarner units
• Durango: AWD system
• Power Wagon: Manual shift
• Grand Cherokee: Quadra-Drive
Toyota Designs:
• Tundra: Multi-mode system
• 4Runner: Part-time 4WD
• Land Cruiser: Full-time 4WD
• Tacoma: Electronic shift
Verify your vehicle's specific transfer case model and operating system before purchase.
What compatibility factors are crucial for transfer cases?Understanding transfer case compatibility and fitment requirements.
Ensure proper transfer case compatibility through these critical checks:
Drivetrain Matching:
• Transmission type compatibility
• Gear ratio verification
• Spline count matching
• Drive shaft requirements
Electronic Systems:
• Control module compatibility
• Sensor requirements
• Wiring harness matching
• Shifter type verification
Physical Fitment:
• Mounting locations
• Case dimensions
• Input shaft length
• Output shaft position
Vehicle Integration:
• 4WD system type
• Control system matching
• Speed sensor compatibility
• Mode selector requirements
All compatibility factors must match your specific vehicle application.
What installation requirements should I expect?Understanding transfer case installation procedures.
Proper installation is crucial for transfer case longevity and performance:
Pre-Installation:
• Fluid type verification
• Mount inspection
• Seal replacement
• Linkage adjustment
Installation Process:
• Proper alignment
• Torque specifications
• Driveshaft positioning
• Electronic connections
Critical Adjustments:
• Shift linkage setup
• Chain tension check
• Sensor calibration
• Mode verification
Post-Installation:
• Fluid level check
• Shift pattern testing
• Electronic calibration
• Test drive protocol
Professional installation ensures proper setup and operation.
How do I identify transfer case problems?Understanding common transfer case issues and diagnostic procedures.
Recognize these common transfer case symptoms and diagnostic steps:
Common Symptoms:
• Grinding noise
• Delayed engagement
• Fluid leaks
• Vibration issues
Electronic Issues:
• Mode indicator problems
• Shift motor failure
• Sensor malfunctions
• Control module errors
Mechanical Problems:
• Chain/gear wear
• Bearing failure
• Seal deterioration
• Fork damage
Preventive Measures:
• Regular fluid changes
• Proper mode operation
• Seal inspection
• Mount condition checks
Address transfer case issues promptly to prevent drivetrain damage.
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