Is this rear diff cover dana 44a or dana 44 ?
It seems to attract a magnet. I am just trying to figure which gasket to get to fit.
edit: ok, I am going to assume it is a 44, and not a 44a.
1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee, v8, 5.2liter, 4wd, 'limited', 249 swapped to 242.

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If it’s on a ZJ it’s a 44a unless it’s been swapped and modified but you’d be able to tell.
The housing is aluminum the diff cover is steel.


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If it’s on a ZJ it’s a 44a unless it’s been swapped and modified but you’d be able to tell.
The housing is aluminum the diff cover is steel.


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Ok. Then I am getting this.

Dana 44A- LLR-D44HD

Dana 44A Grand Cherokees, Commanders

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Get the Lubelocker. You won't be disappointed.

The very first Lubelocker I bought about 15 years ago is still in use and doesn't leak a drop. It's been installed on four different D30 axle housings.

 

I have the lubelocker on two Jeeps, highly recommend.