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Finding the right TJ
I'm currently shopping for a used TJ. I definitely want one with D44 and at least 3.73's. What is the easiest way to identify this combination while I'm crusing the used market? As you can imagine, when I ask a salesmen if a particular Jeep has such a set-up, they are clueless.
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Start with at least looking for a Sport model. Sports, Saharas, and Rubicons come with or have the option of the Dana 44. It may be a option on the X package as well but I'm not sure.
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1998 TJ Wrangler 4.0 5-Speed- Bushwacker 6" FLARES - Teraflex Flexarms - 5" Lift - RE1620 Rear Trackbar w/CV bracket - Teraflex BPE'S - 35" X 12.50" Goodyear MTR'S 15 X 10 Wheels - Rubicon Express CV Driveshaft - JKS QD'S Front Rock Bumper W/ D-Rings - Rear Swinging Tire Carrier - Hella 500'S - Rusty's Heavy Duty Tie Rod - Alloy USA 4.88's |
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Take a look, If the Axle is oval with a rubber plug it is a Dana 35. If it looks like a pear and has a steel drain plug it is a Dana 44. As far a gears, ask the salesman to contact Chrysler for a build sheet. You may also be able to determine if there is a LSD installed.
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Getting under the Jeep and taking a look is your best bet. Also, if it has a D44 then it will have 3.73 gears (unless its a Rubi).
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Clint Colorado Jeep Club Member #60 My Jeep "If we weren't all crazy we would go insane" J.B. |
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A D44 can be had with 3.07 gears too.
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Call Jeep customer service, 1-800-992-1997. I gave them 3+ vin numbers and asked them to tell me the axle/axle ratio on each. They had no problem doing that at all. They seemed glad to help. They did ask for the mileage of the jeep they were looking up.
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