MODEL 205 TRANSFER CASE EXPLODED VIEW CORRECTION. GMC Truck GMC K Pickup

MODELS: 1982 AND 1983 K-30 SERIES LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS SO EQUIPPED

The synchronizer (component 63) shown on Figure 7E-46 of the 1982 and 1983 Light Duty Truck Shop Manuals (X-8232) and (X-8332) are not shown as they would be in the correct assembled position. Figure No. 1 properly depicts the location of the parts of this component.

1. Rear Output Shaft 25. Sliding Clutch 47. Idler Shaft Locknut 2. Washer 26. Input Shaft 48. Cover Gasket 3. Yoke 27. Transfer Case 49. Rear Cover 4. Bearing Retainer 28. Poppet Spring & Ball, 50. Front Output Shaft Locknut and Seal Assembly Light Switch Spring 51. Washer & Ball 5. Snap Ring 29. P.T.O. Gasket and 52. Yoke Cover 6. Bearing 30. Input Shaft Bearing 53. Bearing Retainer and Seat 7. Speedometer Gear and Snap Ring 54. Gasket 8. Gasket 31. Snap Ring and Rubber 55. Snap Ring 9. Housing "O" Ring 56. Front Bearing 10. Gasket 32. Shift Link Clevis Pin 57. Thrust Washer 11. Bearing 33. Range Shift Rail 58. Front Wheel High Gear 12. Snap Ring 34. Shift Rail Connector 59. Front Output Shaft Link 13. Thrust Washer 35. Front Wheel Drive Shift 60. Needle Bearings Rail 14. Thrust Washer Lock 36. Interlock Pins 61. Spacer Pin 15. Thrust Washer 37. Rear Idler Lock Nut 62. Needle Bearing (Tanged) 16. Low Speed Gear 38. Washer 63. Synchronizer 17. Needle Bearings 39. Shift Rail Seals 64, Shift Fork 18. Spacer 40. Idler Shaft Bearing 65. Roll Pin 19. Needle Bearings 41. Bearing Cup 66. Front Output Low Gear 20. Tanged Washer 42. Shims 67. Thrust Washer Lock Pin 21. Rear Output Shaft 43. Idler Gear 68. Thrust Washer 22. Needle Bearings 44. Bearing Cup 69. Snap Ring 23. Washer and Retainer 45. Spacer 70. Rear Cover Gasket 24. Shift Fork 46. Idler Shaft Bearing 71. Rear Cover and Bearing

Object Number: 83679 Size: FS

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