Rear axle ID???
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Rear axle ID???
Hi all, I'm trying to replace the pinion yoke and seal on my truck......it's a '99 SD SC 4x4 with 5.4 and auto. Tag from cover reads....S 156 C, then 4 10 10 5 8J11.
Been told it's either a dana 50 or sterling 10.25. So which is it? Need to ID it so I can get parts......Thanks.
Been told it's either a dana 50 or sterling 10.25. So which is it? Need to ID it so I can get parts......Thanks.
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Sterling is actually the city the axle is made in. Visteon is the name of the company that produced the rear axle for Ford.
F250-350 SRW from '99 up use 10.50" "sterling" rears.
Below '99 use 10.25" long pinon "sterling" rears (but are basically interchangeable with 10.50" from '93-'98. I have 10.25" gears in my 10.50" axle right now).
'92 and below used "sterling" 10.25" short pinion.
DRW use a dana rear axle, never a sterling. It was either D80 or D110 depending on year.
'99 front axle was a solid Dana 50 (dana 44 center section with dana 60 axle tubes), after '99 it was replaced with the dana 60.
Before '99 it was a dana 50 twin traction beam and most parts are interchangeable with the solid axle dana 50.
F250-350 SRW from '99 up use 10.50" "sterling" rears.
Below '99 use 10.25" long pinon "sterling" rears (but are basically interchangeable with 10.50" from '93-'98. I have 10.25" gears in my 10.50" axle right now).
'92 and below used "sterling" 10.25" short pinion.
'99 front axle was a solid Dana 50 (dana 44 center section with dana 60 axle tubes), after '99 it was replaced with the dana 60.
Before '99 it was a dana 50 twin traction beam and most parts are interchangeable with the solid axle dana 50.
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