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I am working on a 1979 F250 4x4 front differential.
I removed the tag and its reads as follows: 3.54 EOTA JE 610063-1
From what I could find on the forum it’s a Dana 44 with a ratio of 3.54, am I correct? If so is this all the info I need when ordering a Ring & Pinion?
And also any idea where to purchase rebuild set with out breaking the bank?
I am working on a 1979 F250 4x4 front differential.
I removed the tag and its reads as follows: 3.54 EOTA JE 610063-1
From what I could find on the forum it’s a Dana 44 with a ratio of 3.54, am I correct? If so is this all the info I need when ordering a Ring & Pinion?
And also any idea where to purchase rebuild set with out breaking the bank?
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Thanks Dale
Hold on here... Are you sure that is not a 1980 axle or truck?
I am working on a 1979 F250 4x4 front differential.
I removed the tag and its reads as follows: 3.54 EOTA JE 610063-1
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Ford ID # E0TA-JE / Dana ID # 610063-1 / Dana 44HD / 3.54-1 / Free Running Hubs / Non Limited Slip / 3800 lb. Front Axle Capacity
1980/89 Ford Light Truck Parts Catalog / Front Axle Application Chart / Section 30 / Parts List #30.3C
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