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Jul 31, 2015 | 08:51 AM

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Hi all!
Please help!
I need identify and find PN of spider gear for this.
I have differential marked f75w-4205-ba.

PS: sattelites have now 10 and 14 tooth

PS: Sorry for my english. I'm not a resident.
PPS:I will be very grateful for the help

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Jul 31, 2015 | 05:54 PM

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I assume you have some type of F150. The most common "smaller" axle is the 8.8 inch rear end. The outer cover has 10 bolts in a round pattern shown below. Is this what you have ? If so, the internal gearing will be "standard 8.8 gears".

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Also look to see if there is a TAG on one rear cover bolt. See the numbers. Also there is a TAG on the drivers door jab.. Look under AXLE and list the code number here.

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Aug 1, 2015 | 12:23 AM

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Hi!
The car is not F150. It's Lincoln Navigator 98'
But rear differential have code F75W-4205-BA (so I learned that the axis is not from this car).

this my axle

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