The designation is cast into the case. You'll need to crawl under there and take a look.
The NP205 transfer case typically features a 10-spline input shaft. However, the output shafts can vary based on the specific application, with common configurations including both 32-spline and 27-spline options. It's important to verify the specific variant of the NP205 being used, as there can be variations depending on the vehicle and model year.
From what I've researched, Gear oil only... ATF is for Automatic Transmissions
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You can have possibly four different ones just depending. They are NP203, NP205, NP208, and
The NP205 Transfer case takes 2.5qts. There has been quite a bit of discussion concerning the type of oil (gear vs ATF) from 1980 on. It's suspected that the change to Dexron I later on was for fuel economy. They're virtually indestructible so any type of oil is good; unless it's mated to the NV4500. Use the same oil as the trans in case of a seal breach.
I've ran a number of the New Process 205's in various applications. If it is going to be used solely for off-roading I recommend an inexpensive 80W90 as it has the right properties and is easy to find if you have swamped it. For daily driving I would run a 75W90 synthetic as it will provide a little better wear protection and will not degrade as fast. Just remember this is a gear driven transfer case, under higher load conditions, your oil will break down quicker.
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The 1973 Dodge Power Wagon typically comes equipped with a part-time transfer case, specifically the NP203 or NP205, depending on the specific model and configuration. The NP203 is a chain-driven transfer case with a full-time four-wheel drive option, while the NP205 is a more robust, gear-driven model known for its durability. These transfer cases allow for versatility in off-road conditions and can engage four-wheel drive as needed.