Differential Cover
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Mountain Pass
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Differential Cover
Hey guys! I have a 1995 F250 4x4 with 7.3 Powerstroke. I just want to know if any of the later Super Duty diff covers will work on my truck? They look better and seem to have better heat-removing fins than the stock diff cover on mine.
Thank You in advance.
Thank You in advance.
Cargo Master
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The sterling 10.25 and 10.5 covers are interchangeable. Most seem to have across the board similar fins. Mag Hytec covers are on all of our trucks, the AFR power covers are nice too and the view window I wish was on all covers...
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From: Bahstun
I think finned diff covers isn't all that, it more for looks and make you want a pretty rear end to clean more often
maybe if hauling in the dessert you might need one but if a old OBS hauler as never needed one why do they now?
maybe if hauling in the dessert you might need one but if a old OBS hauler as never needed one why do they now?
Cargo Master
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I have seen as high as 230 in a stock cover for a prolonged period... they sure as chit help when towing. Only reason I put them on our trucks.
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towing my 5th wheel from San Diego through death valley in June it never went over 190, 120 degrees
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That, and you have another potential leak source / point of failure. Where would you mount it where it would get some decent air, and wouldn't be vulnerable? I sure wouldn't want to take something like that off-road.
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Here is what one looks like. I won mine as a door prize so all I had to buy was bolts. It gives the rice burners behind me something to look at. I don't wash it, so it stays pretty clean