Dorman 600-603 transfer case control lever for the 1996-2003 Ford F-150 and other vehicles works as the 4WD shift linkage at the transfer case. It is a standard replacement for a lever that has broken or worn out.
- Part of the Dorman OE Solutions line
- Shift linkage for manual shift transfer cases only
- Plastic and metal construction
- Replaces a failed transfer case lever to help restore proper operation
- Built free of defects in materials and workmanship
Quick facts
- Part: Dorman 600-603 transfer case control lever
- Fits: 1996-2003 Ford F-150 and other vehicles
- Material: Plastic and metal
- Condition: New
A worn or broken lever can show up as a loose-feeling shifter or 4WD that is slow or unwilling to engage. If the lever is the cause, this one replaces it. Before replacing it, note whether the shifter feels loose or binds in normal driving; stiff shifting can have other causes, and a shop can confirm whether the lever is at fault.
Fits
It directly replaces the original equipment lever on the 1996-2003 Ford F-150, the 1996-1999 Ford F-250 and the 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage, which each take one.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Shift type: manual shift only
Build and materials
- Material: plastic and metal
- Item grade: standard replacement
- Condition: new
- Country of origin: China
In the box
One transfer case control lever, supplied as a single linkage.
Interchange: F65Z7210AC · XL3C7210CA
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Dorman 600-603 fit a 1996-1999 Ford F-250?
Yes. Dorman 600-603 is listed for the 1996-1999 Ford F-250, and that truck takes one lever.
Is this Dorman transfer case control lever for manual shift only?
Yes. It is a 4WD shift linkage for manual shift only, so it is not for automatic-shift transfer cases.
What is in the package with the 600-603 lever?
Dorman 600-603 comes as one transfer case control lever, supplied as a single linkage.
What is this transfer case lever made of?
Its material is listed as plastic and metal.
What can a failing transfer case control lever look like?
Signs can include a loose-feeling shifter, trouble getting 4WD to engage, or a visibly cracked or bent lever.
