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Dana 44 Rear Differential Carrier; 3.73 Gear Ratio (01-03 Jeep Wrangler TJ)
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- Rear Dana 44 Differential Carrier Assembly, 3.73 Ratio. Fits 01-03 Wrangler TJ models.
Description
We proudly offer a vast collection of OE quality replacement parts for Jeep & Willys vehicles to help keep the Jeep legend alive. This replacement rear differential carrier kit fits 01-03 Wrangler TJ models equipped with Dana 44 with a 3.73 gear ratio. Kit includes carrier, spider gears, carrier bearings, shims, ring gear bolts and gasket. SPICER Brand. Replaces OE 707021-1X. This differential carrier assembly fits 01-03 Jeep Wrangler TJ with rear Dana 44. 3.73 ratio. Spicer brand.
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I got into Jeeps at an early age, as a child around 3-4 year of age my parts got me a power wheel Jeep and the rest was history. Growing up I always wanted a Jeep, from the day I started driving I spent my days behind the wheel of a Jeep branded vehicle, which has not changed.
I got into Jeeps at an early age, as a child around 3-4 year of age my parts got me a power wheel Jeep and the rest was history. Growing up I always wanted a Jeep, from the day I started driving I spent my days behind the wheel of a Jeep branded vehicle, which has not changed.
