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Man that's a tough one! You can take the rear cross-member loose and drop the rear of the transmission down just enough to hopefully gain access to the pin. Watch the back of the motor, it will eventually hit the firewall, be careful of your throttle linkage. You can drill the set screw out and use a thread repair coil to bring it back.
The shifters are available as is the pin https://www.kaiserwillys.com/vehicle...-transfer-case Worst case you could use a cutoff wheel on a die grinder and cut them off fairly easy.
If you can get the vehicle in the air high enough, you may be able to wrestle it out with the shifters still on.
I fear after looking at your pictures, that the pin isn't just going to slide out easily like it should. I think you are going to need to get the transfer-case out and remove the transmission from it so you can use a punch to drive the pin out once the bolt is drilled out.
Last edited by bmorgil; 05-01-2022 at 06:17 PM.
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Yep! As I expected. Time to do some cutting!!
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