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Apr 22, 2022 | 09:36 PM

#16

Desert Don

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Originally Posted by KU4OJ

I always thought if you knew how to interpret the codes on the white door post sticker that would tell you what axles you have and a bunch of other stuff. Is that not the case?

Correct; but if someone can’t count the bolts and tell if there is a fill plug in the cover, knowing all the codes might be above their pay grade. LOL

Apr 23, 2022 | 12:45 AM

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BOSS 379

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Originally Posted by KU4OJ

I always thought if you knew how to interpret the codes on the white door post sticker that would tell you what axles you have and a bunch of other stuff. Is that not the case?

I was trying to look this up the other day, including the Ford towing guide. Most of the tables I came across just correlated the axle code to the ratio and LSD/e-locker, but not if it was a Sterling or Dana.

Apr 23, 2022 | 01:46 AM

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mattm04

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I dont fault the shop for not knowing what axle your truck has considering how foggy the awnser still is here.

I operate a shop and in a case like yours where you are far away i would say to send a picture of the axle to verify. I too wouldnt try to guess if there was a chance i was wrong.