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Picture of Dana 44 parts
- Thread starter falcon556
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montanaman
NAXJA Forum User
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- Western Montana
Quadratec has it and many other exploded diagrams in their "replacement parts" section. Unfortunately, this is listed as a CJ D44 rear end. Not too sure what the differences would be:
http://www.quadratec.com/advisor/jeep_oem_replacement_parts/axle/axleCJ44R.php
http://www.quadratec.com/advisor/jeep_oem_replacement_parts/axle/axleCJ44R.php
IslanderXJ
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- Avalon and San Luis Obispo
http://www.nthdegreemobility.com/glider.htm
Sounds like exatly what your looking for, just copy it.
Sounds like exatly what your looking for, just copy it.
xjbubba
NAXJA Member # 1524
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- santa barbara, ca
I think your talking about the dust shield that, if installed, was a large "washer" that is pressed onto the yoke. It's not really part of the diff. I recently replaced a yoke on my front D44. I asked about the need for the shield, and was told it causes problems with collecting dirt/mud more often than keeping such stuff away from the pinion seal. My rear D44 yoke does not have a shield either. Been that way for 7-8 years.
IslanderXJ
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- Avalon and San Luis Obispo
If that ^ is what your talking about it will protect your yoke like a sunglasses protect your face. Keeps some stuff out, annoying as hell when stuff gets behind it, and if it bends/breaks it might be worse than not having them at all.
IslanderXJ
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- Avalon and San Luis Obispo
BTW, ^ is for a ford.
Got the second one, and a few others from here-> http://www.fordification.com/schematics01.htm
IslanderXJ
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- Avalon and San Luis Obispo
It's what I'm here for!falcon556 said:
