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Yes, Dana 44.
There is a BOM number stamped on the axle tube behind the driver side steering stabilizer. Clean the blue paint off. It should start with a 6 and will tell you more information about the axle.
There is a BOM number stamped on the axle tube behind the driver side steering stabilizer. Clean the blue paint off. It should start with a 6 and will tell you more information about the axle.
Dana BOM (Bill Of Material) Numbers - Blue Oval Trucks
Below is a list of various BOM numbers. Ranger BOM’s are listed at the bottom of the page. Also check out our How To Identify Dana Axles page. Complete Bill Of Material information: Bill of Material Number – Manufacturer – … Continued
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Thank youYes, Dana 44.
There is a BOM number stamped on the axle tube behind the driver side steering stabilizer. Clean the blue paint off. It should start with a 6 and will tell you more information about the axle.
Dana BOM (Bill Of Material) Numbers - Blue Oval Trucks
Below is a list of various BOM numbers. Ranger BOM’s are listed at the bottom of the page. Also check out our How To Identify Dana Axles page. Complete Bill Of Material information: Bill of Material Number – Manufacturer – … Continuedwww.blueovaltrucks.com
That's only a Dana 22, being as how it is broken!!
IIRC, you can use a 10-bolt outer, but you need the D44 inner. Make sure to use Spicer round-body (orange box) U-joints or better, as the blue-box and parts store U-joints are junk. Before you put it in, look up the snap-ring mod. It's easy to do while the shaft is apart and helps retain the U-joint caps in the future.
