identifying my rear end
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identifying my rear end
the tag on my truck says 02J for rear axle - that would have been a FORD - but the cover sure looks like a DANA 30.
I know DANA 30 was used for front axles on 4X4 but who would put one ona a 2wd f100?
I can get to the tag on the diff and it says it was made in Argentina - making me think DANA 30 again.
Can someone swap the DIfferencial and keep the same wheel hubs?
I know DANA 30 was used for front axles on 4X4 but who would put one ona a 2wd f100?
I can get to the tag on the diff and it says it was made in Argentina - making me think DANA 30 again.
Can someone swap the DIfferencial and keep the same wheel hubs?
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Was the complete truck made in Argentina?
Ford used the Dana 44 for the front ends on 4WD trucks.
Most 1/2 ton trucks came with the Ford 9" but some Fords came from the factory with a Dana 44 rear.
The 02J axle code stands for (02) Ford 9" non-locking 3.00 ratio (J) w/ power steering.
Ford used the Dana 44 for the front ends on 4WD trucks.
Most 1/2 ton trucks came with the Ford 9" but some Fords came from the factory with a Dana 44 rear.
The 02J axle code stands for (02) Ford 9" non-locking 3.00 ratio (J) w/ power steering.
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now that i took pics it looks like a dana 60
Tag Photo
http://s1367.photobucket.com/user/rc...tml?sort=2&o=1
Case photo
http://s1367.photobucket.com/user/rc...tml?sort=2&o=3
The truck has many things changed since it was manufactured - ie. 302 instead of the six - just trying to see if the axle/frame was even the original.
Tag Photo
http://s1367.photobucket.com/user/rc...tml?sort=2&o=1
Case photo
http://s1367.photobucket.com/user/rc...tml?sort=2&o=3
The truck has many things changed since it was manufactured - ie. 302 instead of the six - just trying to see if the axle/frame was even the original.
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Pics don't seem to be working.
How many wheel studs? Most D60's are full floaters and have 8 studs. If the rear is a D44 or a Ford 9" and it's from a truck, not a car, it would have a 5 x 5 1/2 bolt patern.
How many wheel studs? Most D60's are full floaters and have 8 studs. If the rear is a D44 or a Ford 9" and it's from a truck, not a car, it would have a 5 x 5 1/2 bolt patern.
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It worked for me too.
I tried to cross that number over to something in the parts book and came up with zip.
On the truck's door mounted warranty plate, does it say "made in USA or Canada" or does it say something else (Argentina)?
I tried to cross that number over to something in the parts book and came up with zip.
On the truck's door mounted warranty plate, does it say "made in USA or Canada" or does it say something else (Argentina)?
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