Full Master Rebuilt Transfer Case

 

Our NP231 is professionally and meticulously rebuilt. We use the best components, including bearings, bushings, seals and gaskets built by our specialist and expert. Any available updates and improvements are performed.

 

Because of the many variations involved and shipping cost variations, we encourage you to contact us directly by phone or e-mail. We will help you put together your transfer case to best fit your requirements. If purchasing online, choose the "Contact me with a shipping quote cost" shipping option.

 

 

Transfer cases are built to order and take 1-6 weeks to ship. Contact us for current build times.

 

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Logistics

Your transfer case package is palleted, wrapped, fully insured and ready to bolt into your application. Novak will seek the best competitive shipping rates with our extensive trucking networks. It will arrive at a location of your choosing, though we strongly recommend a business location with a dock / forklift for delivery, as residential and liftgate fees can add up to an extra $100. per delivery.

All transmissions and transfer cases are built to order. Average lead times vary from days to weeks depending on the time of year. Please call our salesmen at 877-602-1500 for current lead times.

Parts for the

New Process 231 Transfer Case

The New Process / New Venture 231 transfer case is one of the most durable and rebuildable transfer cases in the history of Jeeps.

Features

For Early NP231 Versions

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For Late NP231 Versions


The Master Rebuild Kit

Our master rebuild kit has been assembled for our customer's rebuilds as well as our own. It is the most complete kit we've seen anywhere and features all the consumable and wear item components.

Included in the 231 master kit is the chain, which we do not consider to be an optional rebuild item like so many others do. This is the highest grade chain available.

Contents

All kits include all the bearings, seals, gaskets, small parts, chain, and instruction guide. 

Applications & Compatibility

NP231 Versions

NP231's are consistent from 1988-1993. Beginning in the 1994 model year, New Venture changed the front input bearing from a wide version to a narrow version. By 1995, the change-over was complete, but individuals with 1994 model year transfer cases can't always be certain of which bearing their transfer case may actually have, unless they pull the front bearing retainer or even fully disassemble the NP231 and check this input gear bearing.

  • The early NP231 uses a BD50-8 bearing, measuring 24mm wide
  • The later NP231 uses a 6010-N bearing, measuring 16mm wide

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The earlier style input gear, left, has a wide bearing journal. The later style input gear, right, has a narrow bearing journal.

For a more in-depth discussion of these versions, see this page.

Related Products

See this page for upgrade components to make your 231 stronger

NP231 Mainshafts

The NP231 is surprisingly strong in nearly all areas, but occasionally, the output portion of the Jeep 26 spline to break under shock loading or other high-torque conditions. These factory mainshafts are good used units pulled from transfer cases that have come across our benches for slip-yoke-elimininator kits. They have been hand selected, inspected and are in great condition to bring a factory style 231 back into the game.

 

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Image for later version shown. Earlier version similar.


2WD Low Range Shift Sector Kit

TeraFlex's 2Low kit will give you true low range gearing without eliminating the ability of the front to freely turn. This kit is purely internal, and requires no external modification. The shift pattern for your transfer case will be 2H > 4H >N >4L > 2L.

These kits are only compatible with the 231-J transfer cases.

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Other Components

Essentially all parts for the 231 are available new and affordably so. For anything not shown, contact us.

Installation Requirements

It is very common for our customers to do top-level rebuild work, using good methods and by following our included instruction guide. We suggest the rebuilder have access to a set of snap ring pliers, and a small arbor press, in addition to standard shop tools.

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