Dana 44 BOM?
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Dana 44 BOM?
Can anyone decipher this BOM? 603289-5, with the ford number of D1TA-HC. I went to Dana's website and tried to look it up, but they only go back to 1979, I think my axle is between 1971 and 1979. Its a high pinion D44 open knuckle front on a 1971 Ford F-100. I think someone put it in, I dont think its stock. Any help would be greatly apreciated!!
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Re: Dana 44 BOM?
Originally posted by rmcgraw351
Can anyone decipher this BOM? 603289-5, with the ford number of D1TA-HC. I went to Dana's website and tried to look it up, but they only go back to 1979, I think my axle is between 1971 and 1979. Its a high pinion D44 open knuckle front on a 1971 Ford F-100. I think someone put it in, I dont think its stock. Any help would be greatly apreciated!!
Can anyone decipher this BOM? 603289-5, with the ford number of D1TA-HC. I went to Dana's website and tried to look it up, but they only go back to 1979, I think my axle is between 1971 and 1979. Its a high pinion D44 open knuckle front on a 1971 Ford F-100. I think someone put it in, I dont think its stock. Any help would be greatly apreciated!!
I hope someone can help me out here! The Dana catalog that has the info for 1967-1978 is the following #: "catalog X510-
SD 1967-1978 Ford. Thanks guys, I have to spell out the catalog number, because part of the number is also a code for the yellow face icon. so the number it: x510-eight..D..S..D.Ron.
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If it is open knuckle, then it should be a 76 or newer. Since you have chevy outers, it is hard to say, but if it had discs, it should be these years. If, near the radius arm brackets, there is a sleeve looking thing, it is a 78-79, but if it looks like a regular single tube axle with radius arm brackets instead of leaf perches, it should be a 76-77 axle. As far as the numbers, sorry I can't be of help, but hope the other info I gave will assist you. Ted
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Thanks Ted, Any Info. is more than I had. I will look for the things you mentioned. It had drum brakes, the ford disk brake spindles would not fit, that why it has the chevy disks. It does have open knuckles and high pinion.
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Originally posted by teds74ford
If it is open knuckle, then it should be a 76 or newer.
If it is open knuckle, then it should be a 76 or newer.
You have a run of the mill D-44 for a 1971 F-100 with optional 4:09 gears. It is stock. with drums and high pinion. Tell us if it has kingpins or balljoints please.
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Whoops! I got my trucks mixed. The 8 lug thing goofed me. They are the 76 and newer. Eric, for everyones info, where did you get the 4.09 gear thing? I didn't know how to decifer the codes he gave. Most trucks came with a tag that had the ratio such as 4 09 or, if a limited slip, 4l09, but the stuff he gave wasn't anything like that. Do you know of a website, or something? Thanks, Ted
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Thanks Eric. I will look to see if it has king pins or ball joints and re-post. I'm like Ted, did you get the 4.09 option info. from the D1TA-HC?
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Nope, the BOM#, I have the Spice book you are refering to, It tells the ratio and if it is a power-lok or detroit based on the '-5' at the end of the BOM.
If he has the D1TA-HC then he has the tag under the diff bolts. this will have the ratio like you talked about teds74ford.
Eric
oh, he has an open front end, no posi.
If he has the D1TA-HC then he has the tag under the diff bolts. this will have the ratio like you talked about teds74ford.
Eric
oh, he has an open front end, no posi.
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Originally posted by alpo23
Nope, the BOM#, I have the Spice book you are refering to, It tells the ratio and if it is a power-lok or detroit based on the '-5' at the end of the BOM.
Nope, the BOM#, I have the Spice book you are refering to, It tells the ratio and if it is a power-lok or detroit based on the '-5' at the end of the BOM.
Eric, Where can a guy get one of those books? is it the
catalog #X510-eight..DSD?
Ron