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#153117 06/07/2007 8:43 PM
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What appears to be a Dana 70 in my truck seems to have the BOM 603491 2, but I do not get a hit on that BOM from the Dana page. Does anyone know what it might be? The date code may be 4 1 5B2 (still pretty hard to read after cleaning).

#153118 06/08/2007 2:08 AM
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markk,

What year and model of truck are we talking about? This information would make it much easier for others to assist you.

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#153119 06/08/2007 11:20 AM
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It's a 1950 4100, but there have obviously been a lot of swaps along the way, so I don't think the year and model of the truck actually are any help in identifying the rear axle. Since I posted this, I've gotten some feedback from one vendor that seemed to know what he was talking about, indicating it came from a '73 - '75 International. His statment that it has a Powr-lok with 4.10 gears is consistent with what I see by spinning the wheels, counting driveshaft revolutions.


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