1993 Axle code H9B
#1
#3
#4
Originally Posted by cbfomoco
i have a 94 with the same code. dad ordered it for his office and we bought it later. but yet mine is posi front and rear with 355's we will see what anyone else says.
#5
it is a bear on pavement with the hubs in. you deffently have to be awake. kind of likes to go or wonder on the road. does ok in snow. There is a lot of difference in my 93 and 94 and i contribuite it to the posi. even with hubs out they are completly different. Not necessarly bad but differnet. I will get my owners manual out tonight and see what it says about the code. I am kind of shure that on mine it is posi. whith that code.
#6
Originally Posted by cbfomoco
it is a bear on pavement with the hubs in. you deffently have to be awake. kind of likes to go or wonder on the road. does ok in snow. There is a lot of difference in my 93 and 94 and i contribuite it to the posi. even with hubs out they are completly different. Not necessarly bad but differnet. I will get my owners manual out tonight and see what it says about the code. I am kind of shure that on mine it is posi. whith that code.
Or you could take a look at the passenger side front axle--look at it from behind the passenger front wheel--there should be a sticker that has been placed on the rear of the passenger side axle housing--upside down. This sticker will tell you the axle ratio and if the differential is open/standard or limited slip.
You could also verify if the front axle is a limited slip by jacking up just one of the front wheels --and with the front hubs engaged--it should take at least 20 foot pounds of torque to turn the wheel--with the transfer case in two wheel drive.
Ford only installed factory front limited slip on trucks with manual hubs and with 3.55 rear/3.54 front axle ratios on the F150s.
Last edited by phoneman91; 03-08-2006 at 03:56 PM.
#7
Trending Topics
#8
Originally Posted by cbfomoco
i have a question too. on the picture of your door tag. there is the DSO spot is the 21 the code or is that somehting else?
Last edited by phoneman91; 03-08-2006 at 04:18 PM.
#11
#13
Originally Posted by cbfomoco
it is a bear on pavement with the hubs in. you deffently have to be awake. kind of likes to go or wonder on the road. does ok in snow. There is a lot of difference in my 93 and 94 and i contribuite it to the posi. even with hubs out they are completly different. Not necessarly bad but differnet. I will get my owners manual out tonight and see what it says about the code. I am kind of shure that on mine it is posi. whith that code.
#15
See the link I added. It's not where the truck was built, rather which District Sales Office the order was processed through. Most trucks I've looked at around here were built in the Norfolk Assembly Plant. I think that's what I remember seeing on the sticker.....
Last edited by ncranchero; 03-08-2006 at 05:09 PM.