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Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
Someone told me they only came in 1 ton. I'm looking at a mid 80's crew cab 4x4 SRW to part and want to know what it is before I approach the guy.
What is an easy way to identify it as a 1 ton or 3/4 ton? The fender tags are missing. Thanks for any help! |
Re: Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
The front axle...It will be a Dana 60 if its a 1 ton.3/4 will be a 10 bolt.I'v seen a crew cab with a dana 44.But I dont think it was the right one.Someone just took the good axle out and put in the dana 44.There might have been 3/4 ton Crew Cabs.I don't know for sure
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Re: Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
Thanks, and yeah the only valuable part to it would be the dana 60 axle, it's pretty beat up.
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Re: Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
Oh, and I don't know how to identify the axle... I've also heard by the mid 80's 3/4 tons were using 10 bolt axles.
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Re: Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
The axle will have 60 on the lower drivers side corner by the diff cover.
And you are right.They did have 10 bolts on the 1/2 (3/4 ton too?).It's late...I miss typed.Look in the 4wd section.There is pics of Dana 60s |
Re: Did they make 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cabs?
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A typical older 60 has kingpin bearings instead of ball joints. Easily identified by the 4- bolt covers instead of a single nut on a ball joint.
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