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2002 Ram... Bought new door glass run channels... anyone have any tips? Or is it pretty straight forward? I'm assuming the door glass has to come out and assuming that probably won't be easy. Power windows.

Thanks Road Dog... that is extremely helpful. Exactly what I needed to see. Much appreciated.

So... this info leads me to the next question... why do I have a vacuum actuator underneath my driver side battery if I don't have a CAD axle? For the cruise control maybe?

In a different forum... someone said their 96 241 had the same pattern as mine... go figure. Mine definitely has the PTO. So not DLD. #diggingforthetruth

Thank goodness for these forums... there is no doubt I have a 241 DHD... PTO cover, tag, and all... so what is different? IDK...

See.... now my Tcase shift knob reads what you listed... but my case shifts from front to back 2H-4H-N-4L. My understanding is... at some point they eliminated the pivot point in the center of the shifter. After that the pattern switched to what you list.

Well... I've been spending hours on forums learning as much as I can... apparently in 2002 they eliminated the CAD front axle. So the front diff and driveline are always engaged and turning. They also eliminated the pivot point on the Tcase shift linkage, so the shift pattern is reversed. I have...

Thanks Signal73... now that I know where it goes, I ordered a switch. It looks like it fits the unused 2 prong plug that I found laying on the crossmember. It does look like a boat plug in there...

Ok... so what am I looking at in my picture? It's on the driver side top.

Oregon Fuel Injection in Eugene, OR for me. (after all I live in Oregon) I know they do ALOT of online sales. Extremely reputable outfit.

Ok. I have an 02 that has had the TCase swapped. It is a 241DHD... but I believe its for a CAD front axle truck. Trying to get the 4wd indicator on the dash working. But not sure where to find the switch. Everything I have read says it should be on top of the Tcase near the shift lever and...