Center link identification
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Center link identification
I need help before I can order new center link with confidence. As the truck is parted together from different parts, then I want to know how to make sure I get the right part.
Center link is threaded in one end, and has ball joint in the other end, catalogue says 34" long. I need it for a truck that has 1980VIN and frame, but probably newer axles I believe 87-90 axles. It is 4x4 F250. Catalogue says there is a change in 1985. Is that important change, or is it still interchangeable? How do I make sure wether it is newer or older? Is it different in 2wd and 4wd trucks? Thanks.
Center link is threaded in one end, and has ball joint in the other end, catalogue says 34" long. I need it for a truck that has 1980VIN and frame, but probably newer axles I believe 87-90 axles. It is 4x4 F250. Catalogue says there is a change in 1985. Is that important change, or is it still interchangeable? How do I make sure wether it is newer or older? Is it different in 2wd and 4wd trucks? Thanks.
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