Will this front diff fit my truck????
Jan 14, 2011 | 01:59 PM
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Will this front diff fit my truck????
My 89 pickup with a 4cly/5 speed needs a replacement front differential assy.
I called a local junkyard and they have one out of a 97 T-100 that they say will work. Not familiar with the t100's. Mine and that truck both have 4:10 gears. I will only will be using the center section.
Will this work????
I called a local junkyard and they have one out of a 97 T-100 that they say will work. Not familiar with the t100's. Mine and that truck both have 4:10 gears. I will only will be using the center section.
Will this work????
Jan 14, 2011 | 02:05 PM
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Jan 14, 2011 | 02:40 PM
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Thanks for the quick reply and those links. It confirms my G292 axle code is 4:10 gears.
After reading some on the first link, it described how the pass side flange wears and becomes wobbly and starts making noises. That what's mine is doing now. This is the second one that has done this??? Looks like using a ADD diff is a better diff after swapping the driver side flange out.
Not sure why two have gone bad for me. This is a snow plow truck thou.
After reading some on the first link, it described how the pass side flange wears and becomes wobbly and starts making noises. That what's mine is doing now. This is the second one that has done this??? Looks like using a ADD diff is a better diff after swapping the driver side flange out.
Not sure why two have gone bad for me. This is a snow plow truck thou.
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