bek3k

the rear end end went out due to leaking axle seals.
I bought a 1995 rear end by mistake, stupid me!!!!
they do not refund $$ and a 96 rear end costs $700-1000.
Of which they do not have.
I was told by them (junk yard) that you can take the 3rd member out and put in in the 96 rear end and replace axle seals and it would work.
My son who will be doing the work says he does not think this will work as the 96 rear end has imploded (his words). And they are just too different. ???Also has a sensor on the 95 rear end that he is not sure where it would go.
Is it even possible to put 95 parts in a 96 and make it work?
any ideas or suggestion are welcome,
thanks,
Bekah

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Any 8" diff with same gear ratio will work.

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dipasqualet44

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...osting-204178/

this should help with everything

reaj

iTrader: (6)

Had the same exact problem with mine, drivers side axle seal leaked all into brake drum caused issues with E-brake even. Had both seals replaced and they drained and refilled it. Idk how long it will last and idk how low the fluid got to do damage to the gears? However got about 15,000 on it and still holding, fingers crossed!