Decode Help for a Dana Axle
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61XXX-X usually refers to a front driving axle, but...
1964/89: There is no Dana ID number beginning with 611 for a Bronco or F Series truck.
Are you sure 611 is correct and it's not 610?
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My bad. I not positive about all the details on the axle. It was on my rig when I bought it. The past owner said it came from a 1999 F350 superduty. 4X4 front axle, and the lug pattern is 8x6.5. I don't remember what year Ford changed to the 8x170 pattern. I will double check the numbers in the morning when I get home from the horse sale. Thanks for the help
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My bad. I not positive about all the details on the axle. It was on my rig when I bought it. The past owner said it came from a 1999 F350 superduty. 4X4 front axle, and the lug pattern is 8x6.5. I don't remember what year Ford changed to the 8x170 pattern. I will double check the numbers in the morning when I get home from the horse sale. Thanks for the help
This Dana ID number is not listed in the 1990/2002 Ford Truck Parts Catalog.
Ford went to the metric bolt pattern in 1999 for F Series trucks.
I'm also suspicious of the Dana's ID suffix of 1BA.
I've never seen a Dana axle installed in a Ford product with that one number, two letter suffix.
With Ford, the suffix is composed of one or two numbers, like this for example: 610010-1 or 610010-11.
There's a Dana website where you can run it down.
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Thanks for the replies everyone. I finally got some time off work and cleaned the axle up and found a partial piece of the tag. Also on the center is the the cast number 248, 248mm = 9.76 inches. The dana 60's gear is 9.75 right?
The axle was made Aug. 19 2003 which should make it a 2004 model.
Part number on the tag is 611337-1 on the label. On the long tube the number eched into the metal is 611337-1BA. The pic did not come out as clear as I hoped.
On the front of the cover are the following numbers (look at the pics): 47707-1
211 03
The spacing is 8x170. I thought it was 8x6.5 but when I got the wheel off I found a spacer that converted it to the 8x6.5
Tell me what you think.
The axle was made Aug. 19 2003 which should make it a 2004 model.
Part number on the tag is 611337-1 on the label. On the long tube the number eched into the metal is 611337-1BA. The pic did not come out as clear as I hoped.
On the front of the cover are the following numbers (look at the pics): 47707-1
211 03
The spacing is 8x170. I thought it was 8x6.5 but when I got the wheel off I found a spacer that converted it to the 8x6.5
Tell me what you think.
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611337-1BA
This Dana ID number is not listed in the 1990/2002 Ford Truck Parts Catalog.
Ford went to the metric bolt pattern in 1997 for F Series trucks, so it cannot be from a 1999 anything.
I'm also suspicious of the Dana's ID suffix of 1BA.
I've never seen a Dana axle installed in a Ford product with that one number, two letter suffix.
With Ford, the suffix is composed of one or two numbers, like this for example: 610010-1 or 610010-11.
There's a Dana website where you can run it down.
This Dana ID number is not listed in the 1990/2002 Ford Truck Parts Catalog.
Ford went to the metric bolt pattern in 1997 for F Series trucks, so it cannot be from a 1999 anything.
I'm also suspicious of the Dana's ID suffix of 1BA.
I've never seen a Dana axle installed in a Ford product with that one number, two letter suffix.
With Ford, the suffix is composed of one or two numbers, like this for example: 610010-1 or 610010-11.
There's a Dana website where you can run it down.
Thanks
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I cannot help you, I don't have a Ford truck parts catalog after 2001.
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arent all dana 60 and 70 10.5" ring gear? on the outside of the center housing in webbing area near axle tube hole is gonna be a very obvious and larger
raised 60 or 70 cast on the center housing webbing area
raised 60 or 70 cast on the center housing webbing area
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