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Mar 26, 2008 | 07:29 PM

royleexx

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9 inch ford rearend

i bought a 1955 ford pu the rearend numbers are D2SW-C 2907 63 7M19
are there any place to go to find info on this rearend any info will help thanks roy

Mar 26, 2008 | 08:03 PM

country0001

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The D is the year which is a 70's. Since its a D2 that would be 72. There should be a tag on it to tell u the rest of the info.

Mar 26, 2008 | 08:05 PM

royleexx

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i guess someone removed the tag and thanks for the info

Sep 30, 2019 | 12:52 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by royleexx

i bought a 1955 ford pu the rearend numbers are D2SW-C 2907 63 7M19
are there any place to go to find info on this rearend any info will help thanks roy

Is from a 1978 f250 the gears are 320's and 58 inches across, Ford 9 inch rear. I have one also

Sep 30, 2019 | 12:53 AM

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I have a 1962 F100 stepside it's for sale also

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Originally Posted by royleexx

i bought a 1955 ford pu the rearend numbers are D2SW-C 2907 63 7M19
are there any place to go to find info on this rearend any info will help thanks roy

Is from a 1978 f250 the gears are 320's and 58 inches across, Ford 9 inch rear. I have one also

Sep 30, 2019 | 03:55 AM

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9” in a 1995? That can’t be good since there is no sensor in the rear differential. How good does the truck run? What transmission is in the truck?

Oct 1, 2019 | 01:40 PM

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9” in a 1995? That can’t be good since there is no sensor in the rear differential. How good does the truck run? What transmission is in the truck?

1955 not 1995

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Oct 1, 2019 | 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by royleexx

i bought a 1955 ford pu the rearend numbers are D2SW-C 2907 63 7M19 are there any place to go to find info on this rearend any info will help thanks roy

This is an old thread (first 3 posts are from 3/26/2008). Then it was dug up yesterday by a

that typed bogus info.

D2SW-C is the casting number off the 3rd member (pumpkin), doesn't mean diddly-do because casting numbers are foundry marks, cannot be cross referenced to Ford part numbers.

The casting date code 7M19: December (M) 19, 1977 (7). To identify it without the rear axle ID tag, the rear brake size would have to be known.

1980 Granada/Monarch/Versailles were the last cars to have a 9 inch.

Last year for the 9" in F100: 1983 / F150/Bronco: 1986 / E150: 1987. 8.8" integral rear axle introduced in 1983, 1983/86 F100/150/Bronco could have either.

No F250 of any year has a 9 inch.