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KP
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11/16/2003
15:31:51

Subject: Dakota Diff
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I have a 90 v6,needs a diff.housing.I'd like to know what other vehicles use the same part.Thanks.



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11/16/2003
22:31:42

RE: Dakota Diff
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Most lesser-powered RWD Mopars for the last 30 years have used 8 1/4 ring gears/housings....essentially unchanged. Get under those 80's 5th Avenues and you'll see what I mean.



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11/17/2003
16:37:30

RE: Dakota Diff
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my parents had a "80's fifth avenue and it was a front driver, one of the first K car dirivatives. I helped my 'ol man change the oil once, and I know for sure it was front drive.



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11/17/2003
17:25:24

RE: Dakota Diff
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And the early 8 1/4 is different from the later 8 1/4. Really.



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11/17/2003
17:35:22

RE: Dakota Diff
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I think your only exact replacement would be from another Dak.



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11/17/2003
17:56:49

RE: Dakota Diff
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What exactly do you need KP?? The whole rearend minus the axles??? I have a rearend out of a 90 Dak but one side is bent. The gear housing is perfect but one of the axle tubes is bent
Buck



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11/29/2003
19:11:39

RE: Dakota Diff
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I need the diff.housing,and axle gears and spider gears,not the axle housingor crown and pinion.Where are you located?



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