ID of a axle

[PenguinLTZ]

There should be at least 2 numbers.

Like 45 and 11 for example. That is the tooth count for each gear. you divide that and get 4.11

Go brush it down and see what numbers are there.

 

[63chevystepside]

There should be at least 2 numbers.

Like 45 and 11 for example. That is the tooth count for each gear. you divide that and get 4.11

Go brush it down and see what numbers are there.

o-crap i think i saw them today and didn't realize you was talking about that-you saying on the yoke were the shaft mounts-it was 357-what do you divide it by-explain please...

 

[PenguinLTZ]

See this picture. Right at the end, you will see the numbers on the pinion gear where the yoke attaches. There should be more than just "357" if it is a FACTORY gear, they don't stamp all the aftermarket gears, but AAM did stamp all of thiers.

Look for more numbers. You may have to get aggressive with I wire brush, like I was telling you before.

 

[63chevystepside]

See this picture. Right at the end, you will see the numbers on the pinion gear where the yoke attaches. There should be more than just "357" if it is a FACTORY gear, they don't stamp all the aftermarket gears, but AAM did stamp all of thiers.

Look for more numbers. You may have to get aggressive with I wire brush, like I was telling you before.

o ok 357 is what was on the yoke-on the back-i'll have to take the drive shaft off and look-wasnt looking there-sorry thanks-i'll check there.

 

[Zembonez]

Ever figure this out.