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WTB Transfer case anti torque bracket

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Julius Vatalaro
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Feb 17, 2013
Looking to buy the bracket for a 1971 cj5. It is the metal flat stock that is bent in the correct way to bolt to the transfer case and bolt to the rubber mount on the frame to prevent over torque. I have the part that bolts to the frame.

Thanks

Julius
 
Looking to buy the bracket for a 1971 cj5. It is the metal flat stock that is bent in the correct way to bolt to the transfer case and bolt to the rubber mount on the frame to prevent over torque. I have the part that bolts to the frame.

Thanks

Julius
Julius,

I’ll head out to the shop in a few minutes. I may have one on the D18 from the wagon. Stand by…

Jon B.
 
Hmmm… The two pics seem to be different parts. Mine has (the remnants of) a rubber isolation mount on one end.

Jon B.
 
Julius,

If mine is what you need, it’s yours for the postage cost.

Jon B.
 
Ah. I suspect that a CJ5 and a Willys Station Wagon have different parts. Mine bolted to the crossmember, not the frame.

Jon B.
 
Ah. I suspect that a CJ5 and a Willys Station Wagon have different parts. Mine bolted to the crossmember, not the frame.

Jon B.
Zactly. And I think the piece the OP is looking for came long after Wagons were disco'd.
 
The one Mike has a picture of is what I need. Jon yours is close but not the same. Thanks for your help. I may need to have one built to look like Mikes.
 
Here's a better picture of what it looks like from my '71:
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It broke recently:
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I welded it back together and added some reinforcement:
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uh, do you need this? my transmission isolation block thing is on a snubber, on the transmission crossmember. not bolted to the frame.

*edit* i realize this isnt the builds forum, but just though i would ask since eyse are on this thread, and it may be an option for OP
 
uh, do you need this? my transmission isolation block thing is on a snubber, on the transmission crossmember. not bolted to the frame
4 cyl Jeeps used the type you're describing. V6 Jeeps used the type pictured above.
Why? Who knows :shrug:
 
I don't have one at all. Planning isn't my strength.
 
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