BW1356 Electric case - No planet

[yikes]

I've got the electric T-case out of my '96. It's in pieces and I robbed the planet for my manual case. Everything else should be there. Gonna junk it next week unless somebody wants it. Just don't like having stuff laying around in my little bit of space.

[tcm glx]

I've got the electric T-case out of my '96. It's in pieces and I robbed the planet for my manual case. Everything else should be there. Gonna junk it next week unless somebody wants it. Just don't like having stuff laying around in my little bit of space.

Motor still on it B, and if so, I assume it worked? If so, I will take it as a spare.

[yikes]

I've got the electric T-case out of my '96. It's in pieces and I robbed the planet for my manual case. Everything else should be there. Gonna junk it next week unless somebody wants it. Just don't like having stuff laying around in my little bit of space.

Motor still on it B, and if so, I assume it worked? If so, I will take it as a spare.

Yeah. The motor housing started rusting a bit from a trip to Ocotillo, but worked fine.

[philofab]

If you throw it out please save the yoke and flange for me.

[yikes]

I've got the electric T-case out of my '96. It's in pieces and I robbed the planet for my manual case. Everything else should be there. Gonna junk it next week unless somebody wants it. Just don't like having stuff laying around in my little bit of space.

Motor still on it B, and if so, I assume it worked? If so, I will take it as a spare.

T, remind me and i'll bring this on the 30th.

[yikes]

If you throw it out please save the yoke and flange for me.

Flange actually got transfered to the manual case, so I lied about a couple things. The planet, rear output shaft, rear out put shaft seal housing, rear flange, oil pump, range hub and shift fork spring were all transfered to the manual case. Haha! Oops! Guess it's far from being all there. I was going to hang on to the old planet and chain as back-up's, so it really only leaves the electric shift forks, case halves and the shift motor. Way to go Brian!