Jeep Dana 40????
06-07-2012, 09:59 PM
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Jeep Dana 40????
A guy in my neighborhood, also driving a Cherokee, has some cleaned up Dana 40's out of a Jeep? He wants 250 for them both, front and rear. So confused...
06-07-2012, 10:15 PM
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I'm gonna have to go back and look.. the guy sounded borderline retarded. But I also found out he rides on our land... If they checkout, maybe we can make a deal 
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I don't recall there being a "Dana 40" axle.
There was a Dana 41, which was (I believe) used under some later military Jeeps (M38-ish.)
The D44 has been used under damned near every vehicle line going, front and/or rear. (The D44 was used fore and aft under the SJ for a few years, as well as the 1/2-ton J-series.) The D44 is also a common front axle under light trucks, and used in the rear under half-ton trucks, compact SUVs, and some passenger cars as well.
There was a Dana 41, which was (I believe) used under some later military Jeeps (M38-ish.)
The D44 has been used under damned near every vehicle line going, front and/or rear. (The D44 was used fore and aft under the SJ for a few years, as well as the 1/2-ton J-series.) The D44 is also a common front axle under light trucks, and used in the rear under half-ton trucks, compact SUVs, and some passenger cars as well.
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