The transfer case is a crucial component in your vehicle. It is responsible for transferring power from the transmission to the rear and front axles in all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles. If your transfer case fails, replacing it becomes a priority to keep...

One of the defining characteristics of cars is their ability to operate on either two or four wheels. This distinction is directly related to how the engine's power is distributed to each wheel and the subsequent impact on driving performance. In a four-wheel-drive...

Despite what others may say, size does matter…at least it does when it comes to the size of the tires on your AWD or Active vehicle! Vehicles equipped with all wheel drive or “Active” four wheel drive systems are heavily dependent on correct, matched tire sizes....

(Or: The Sad Tale of the NP241DLD, NP241DHD, NP271, & NP273 Transfer Case Explosion) A common, catastrophic failure that we see in certain Dodge and Ford 4x4 trucks is no less than the complete destruction of the transfer case with it often left in multiple pieces...

A common complaint we receive from customers with NP246 late style transfer cases (2003-2007) is that when they shift into 4Hi the indicator light will flash and then the unit will fall out of 4Hi and go back to 4Auto. This is NOT an internal malfunction of the...

The transfer case is crucial in delivering power from the transmission to Ford vehicles' front and rear axles. It is necessary for optimal performance and driver control, especially when navigating uneven terrain or tackling harsh weather conditions.    When...