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Differential

TBlaz8

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i am buying a differential rebuild kit for my full sieze jimmy. wat is the difference between a 28 spline and a 30 spline? what should i get for my solid axel jimmy?
 
it refers to the axle spline count. if you change it, you need new axle shafts. if you let us know what year your blazer is, we can tell you what spline shafts it should have if they are original.
 
big83chevy4x4 said:
it refers to the axle spline count. if you change it, you need new axle shafts. if you let us know what year your blazer is, we can tell you what spline shafts it should have if they are original.

i have a 1989 GMC Jimmy full sieze, stock axel.
 
txfiremank5 said:
That would be a 30 spline.

Correction: That SHOULD be a 30-spline.

My '89 had 28-spline (which I didn't realize until after I ordered the lock-rite, of course).

'88/'89 Blazers and Burbs are the bastard children of the parts bin. All the C/K pickups got the new, gee-whizzy parts while the R/V crowd made due with leftovers.
Only way to know for sure is to pull the cover and count them.

Are you rebuilding the front or rear axle?
 
goldwing2000 said:
Correction: That SHOULD be a 30-spline.

My '89 had 28-spline (which I didn't realize until after I ordered the lock-rite, of course).

'88/'89 Blazers and Burbs are the bastard children of the parts bin. All the C/K pickups got the new, gee-whizzy parts while the R/V crowd made due with leftovers.
Only way to know for sure is to pull the cover and count them.

Are you rebuilding the front or rear axle?

Good point, better to be sure, than to go on "what's supposed to be in there". ;)
 
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