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    I know that some of you guys have dropped 202s in to replace the 200 and I'm doing the same. I've got some questions though.

    1) I'm having trouble finding seals for it, anyone have a number or do the 200/205 seals work.

    2) What lever goes to which pull on the t-case?

    3) What are you guys using as a shift boot? I was thinking maybe a triple boot from a 3 stick t-case would work for the 2 t-case shifters and the e-brake lever.

    Thanks guys.

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    I believe 205 seals will work and are the same. I'd have to crawl under my truck to tell you which lever goes where. It is easy figure out, you have a data plaque on your dash that tells what each lever does. Pull on the levers of your t case and figure which one engages the front drive shaft and which lever makes high and low. Then hook up accordingly. Some bending of the stock linkage shafts will be needed but was actually fun for me. I used a piece of 1/4" rubber truck bed matting and cut it to fit like the stock rubber that was there before, it's working good so far.

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