1991 Toyota Previa "need rear end gear ratio" Questions

...rear end to get the correct gear ratio to accomodate the new engine and transmission. I can go on even more, but let me tell you this, beside less headache, it would definitely cheaper if you were to ...

rear end. Good luck and keep me posted. It's not the gears that would need to be changed to get posi traction. It's the actual differential (Which the ring gear bolts to). I don't know which size rear

...need to locate the tag on the rear end cover and find out the gear ratio, if theres no tag then you will need the manufactors date on the door, for example 04/05, and also if it got abs, there are ...

...rear end that i need? I will assume you are missing your id tag. You will need to remove the rear cover and count the teeth. If you have never opened a drive axle I will warn you it will most ...

...rear end ratio. What you need to do: Since you have to replace the rear end, yank it out. Examine the ring & pinion gears on the differential carrier. Mark on each a starting point, and count the ...

rear end (axle) need to replace the rear end on a 1998 grand cherokee laredo but was told I needed vin nuber to find correct axle. looks to me like they are all dana 44's. any ides? thanks call jeep ...

...rear end need to figure out which one I have and what yr will interchange and if a truck rear end work or only a van Hello Brenda...you will find some identifying information on the actual real axle ...

...need to replace th rear end but dont wish to replace with th same year. i would like to go older since these rear ends have a bolt hold this pin in place verses this years pressed in type. what years ...

need the rear end replaced, so were is the id tag, that gives me the correct rearend , in hte car and should I pull out the complete rear end and have it rebuiled, and then reinstalled it myself, as I

...need how to find out what the gear ratio is to order a new rear end, the one i have has just exploded. you can count the teeth on the ring gear and divide that # by the tooth count on the pinion. An ...