Shifter handle ????

[60 Biscayne]

We're installing a 2003 or 2004 4.0 engine with an automatic & its associated transfer case into my 1989 Wrangler that was a 4.2 with a 5 speed.
Before I go any further, I have to thank the folks here at this website for the huge help they're being to make this happen - I sing your praises to anyone who will listen!
That being said, the transmission shift cable is on the package that I bought as is the rod & pivot etc. on the transfer case. What's missing are the shift levers or handles themselves.
Will handles out of another Jeep like a Cherokee which seem to be more available work for me or do they have to be Wrangler and year spacific to work properly?
Pardon my ignorense! (Prob mis-spelled that one)
Thanks,
Jim

	Transfer Case Mounted behind and driven by the vehicle transmission, the transfer case transmits power to the front and rear driveshafts in 4WD Jeep vehicles and offers high and low range.

[redrooster]

The auto shifters for the cherokee and TJ were in a plastic console between the seats. You are not likely to get either console to fit properly in a YJ. Without the console the cherokee and TJ shifter would look ghetto fabulous.
I would recommend cracking open a Summit or Jegs catalog and find a cable shifter that will work for you.
A new transmission tunnel cover to cover up the hole left by the manual shifter will be easy to make.

[jps4jeep]

you could just simply go with a universal after market T handle shifter from a manufacturer like B&M.. If you can source a new column with the shifter in it from a YJ and select MJ/XJ then you could go that route too.
Try here
BMRacing