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#859616 06/16/2012 5:18 PM
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I am trying to find a cross shaft pin for my 55T diffferential in my 57, 3100. I have a GM#,3931175 that might be it, but can't find much info on this number. Anyone have any info to get a different pin?

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someone might know, but .... what's a "55T diff"?

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Originally Posted by red58
someone might know, but .... what's a "55T diff"?

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GM55T differential in my 57,3100

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I am also not sure what 55T is. Is that a stock diff.?
If so it fits 1937-62 1/2 ton.


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Some parts sources list the HO33 differential as a "55T", meaning "55 Truck". The same sources also tend to list a "55P" for the '55-'64 Passenger differential.
As far as finding a cross shaft, you might try Toms Differentials. I beleive they do have them, and theirs is made to eliminate the block in the diff assembly. I'm pretty sure it is designed to work with the stock axles, as well as their 30 spline conversion.


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I have a used one I could send you.


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