How to tell the differance between Dana 44, 60, 70

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O. K. This question has been brought to my attention twice now. I think I had better go check, and I had better make it it's own thread so others who would also like to know and don't want to see my ride :confused: ;) can still see this.



The question is (as if you don't already know what it is by the title) how do you tell the differance between a Dana 44, 60, 70, etc.



Robert



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Most of them have the 44, 60, or 70 cast into one of the lower angled webs

on the cover side of the housing. If it is a front diff it will have 44F and so on.

Travis. .
 
Stamp into the axle tube is a number, Dana calls it a BOM (bill of material) find that and go the the attached link and that will tell you what you have. The number will look something similar to this 605512-7 and it will return an info table with a title something like this:



CHRY Model 70 REAR 1991 - 1993. 5 D-300 WIDE TRACK W/ABS



http://www2.dana.com/expert/wc.dll?cvsp~deabill~2~



PS the number isn't stamped real deep into the tube so, you may need a wire brush and flashlight to see it.
 
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Watch out for the kingpin vs ball joint deal. There are alot of ball joint 60s floating around, and they aren't just the newer disconnect type either.

Travis. .
 
OFitzgerald said:
On my axle there is a metal tag attached with 2 of the diff cover bolts? Would that be the same number?



I checked the tag on mine and the BOM was there, along with some other #'s. You should find the same thing.
 
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