Help with axle ID
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Help with axle ID
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! I have spent 2 hrs looking for the answer and i am still not sure what I have. I am looking at an axle in a 1986 F350 2wd DRW. Vin= 1FDJF371XGNA40694 AXLE TAG = V190B & 10 10 2 6A29. What is the ratio, Dana 60, 70 or sterling? I am getting different answers from different sources. Thanks for the help!
! I have spent 2 hrs looking for the answer and i am still not sure what I have. I am looking at an axle in a 1986 F350 2wd DRW. Vin= 1FDJF371XGNA40694 AXLE TAG = V190B & 10 10 2 6A29. What is the ratio, Dana 60, 70 or sterling? I am getting different answers from different sources. Thanks for the help!
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If it has the oil fill plug in the back cover, it's a Dana. If it has no fill plug in the back cover it's a Ford/Sterling.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
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If it has the oil fill plug in the back cover, it's a Dana. If it has no fill plug in the back cover it's a Ford/Sterling.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
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If it has the oil fill plug in the back cover, it's a Dana. If it has no fill plug in the back cover it's a Ford/Sterling.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
The VIN won't tell you much, but the sticker on the door jamb will have a rearend code. The axle tag should tell you what you have, but I dont have the decoder for that.
The only other thing I know is that if this is a chassis/cab, the rearend will not fit under the dually pickup. The dually pickup rearend is 4 inches wider.
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