In theory it should be easy, but apparently not. It requires a change in the carrier to do it. Best way to find out is pull an axle and count the splines
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Re: Which axle
In theory it should be easy, but apparently not. It requires a change in the carrier to do it. Best way to find out is pull an axle and count the splines
Re: Which axle
There will be sensors and tone rings on the axle by the wheel bearing. It will be obvious if you do
Re: Which axle
ZJ rear discs are the ones you want for the 35. The ZJ rear axle was also a 35.
Re: Which axle
Either the XJ D44 or the Chrysler 8.25. Both are a straight bolt in