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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / November 20061991 front axle ID
trying to buy some front end parts. The guy at the counter needs to know what front axle i have (dana ???) HOw can one tell by the code as to which axle it is? thanks PS how about if that sticker is no longer on the drivers door. > trying to buy some front end parts. The guy at the counter needs to know > what front axle i have (dana ???) HOw can one tell by the code as to which > axle it is? > thanks > > PS how about if that sticker is no longer on the drivers door. The 92 Service Manual says the Explorer 4x4 uses Dana model 35 front axle. I would guess that the 91 was the same. Charlie the clerk at the store is telling me there are two options. Of course he told me to look at the vin code which i knew was wrong...you need the axle code off the door. I got the code....45 now i'm just thumping the net for what the code means in terms of which axle. I got that it is a 3.55 ratio...other than that i am stumped thus far. I guess i need to pull it apart and compare the parts. >> trying to buy some front end parts. The guy at the counter needs to know >> what front axle i have (dana ???) HOw can one tell by the code as to [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Charlie '91 Manual says to check tag on axle. Dana 35 code is F07A while the Dana 28 code is E87A. No mention of a code 45 for front axle. The only axle identification I found was for the rear. Hope this helps John Normile >the clerk at the store is telling me there are two options. Of course he >told me to look at the vin code which i knew was wrong...you need the axle [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>> which axle it is? >>> thanks hey thank you...if i turn up ANY of those numbers i should be OK thanks!! > '91 Manual says to check tag on axle. Dana 35 code is F07A while > the Dana 28 code is E87A. No mention of a code 45 for front axle. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>>> which axle it is? >>>> thanks |
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