Rear end decoding?
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St. Jude Donor '09
Rear end decoding?
Where can I get info online about the rear end codes stamped on the case? I did a google but couldn't find anything.
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From: Madison Indiana
In addition to that question.......
Where is the code stamped?
Can you see it by looking under there, or is it hidden by a spring or something?
I'd like to confirm what my '69 has. My guess is 3.36 posi, but I don't know for sure
Thanks!
Where is the code stamped?
Can you see it by looking under there, or is it hidden by a spring or something?
I'd like to confirm what my '69 has. My guess is 3.36 posi, but I don't know for sure
Thanks!
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From: Foxfield CO 1970 Convertible
Here you go.
This page shows the various numbers for 1970.
These show what they looked like on my diff...
It's hard to read these things. I had to brush mine off with a wire brush before I could read them. The letters are shallow. Mine are 2 CAM 3-26-70 W. This stands for 3.36:1, positraction, March 26, 1970 - Warren plant.
This page shows the various numbers for 1970.
These show what they looked like on my diff...
It's hard to read these things. I had to brush mine off with a wire brush before I could read them. The letters are shallow. Mine are 2 CAM 3-26-70 W. This stands for 3.36:1, positraction, March 26, 1970 - Warren plant.
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St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Z-man
Here you go.
This page shows the various numbers for 1970.
These show what they looked like on my diff...
It's hard to read these things. I had to brush mine off with a wire brush before I could read them. The letters are shallow. Mine are 2 CAM 3-26-70 W. This stands for 3.36:1, positraction, March 26, 1970 - Warren plant.
This page shows the various numbers for 1970.
These show what they looked like on my diff...
It's hard to read these things. I had to brush mine off with a wire brush before I could read them. The letters are shallow. Mine are 2 CAM 3-26-70 W. This stands for 3.36:1, positraction, March 26, 1970 - Warren plant.
You have anything for 1969 or would they be the same?
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From: WI
Originally Posted by Allen_396
In addition to that question.......
Where is the code stamped?
Can you see it by looking under there, or is it hidden by a spring or something?
I'd like to confirm what my '69 has. My guess is 3.36 posi, but I don't know for sure
Thanks!
Where is the code stamped?
Can you see it by looking under there, or is it hidden by a spring or something?
I'd like to confirm what my '69 has. My guess is 3.36 posi, but I don't know for sure
Thanks!
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From: Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean people aren't out to get me...
St. Jude Donor '09
I'm not looking for one in particular, just wanted to confirm one I ran accross. I don't want to ask anyone to decode each time I find one.
