How big is the rear differential on a Ford Explorer?

We are proud to offer this remanufactured 8.8-inch Rear Differential for the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer SUV. This Rear diff can be configured with either a 3.55 or 3.73 gear ratios and has an open differential to match the stock configuration of your…

What do you call the rear axle assembly on a Ford Explorer?

(What you see below is a previous search for a Ford Explorer Rear Axle Assembly and does not include all the Rear Axle Assemblies in YOUR area.) This part is also known as Ford Explorer Rear Axle Assy; Ford Explorer Axle Assembly, Rr.

Where can I buy a Ford axle differential?

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What’s the gear ratio on a Ford Explorer?

We are proud to offer this remanufactured Rear Differential for the 2012-2015 Ford Explorer SUV with Four Wheel Drive. This rear diff can be configured with either a 3.55 or a 3.73 gear ratio, depending on the stock configuration of your Explorer…

What kind of rear axle does Ford Explorer have?

The Ford Explorer 8.8-Inch rear axle has found homes in numerous vehicles besides the Explorer. It has been swapped in to Ford Rangers, Bronco II’s, Jeeps, Chevy S-10’s and even some cars. The 8.8-Inch axle used in the Explorer is highly desirable because it came with 31-spline axles over the typical 28-spline found in the Ranger version.

Where can I buy a Ford Explorer differential?

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What’s the difference between a Ford Explorer and a Ford Ranger?

The 8.8-Inch axle used in the Explorer is highly desirable because it came with 31-spline axles over the typical 28-spline found in the Ranger version. There’s a 20-25 percent difference in strength between this Explorer 8.8 and the Ranger 8.8.

What kind of brakes does a Ford Explorer have?

The 1990-1994 Explorer 8.8-inch axle came with 10-inch drum brakes. 1995 and newer Explorers have disc brakes. People have reported that they have swapped in a newer disc brake 8.8-inch axle in place of their original drum brake axle without having to switch to a disc brake master cylinder.

What kind of axle does Ford Explorer have?

People have reported that they have swapped in a newer disc brake 8.8-inch axle in place of their original drum brake axle without having to switch to a disc brake master cylinder. The Explorer axle mounts with the springs under the axle and the Ranger mounts in spring over configuration.

How big are the spring pads on a Ford Explorer?

The Rangers axle spring pads are spaced 38-1/2 inches from center to center with a 3/4-inch hole in the center for the blocks locating pin. You will need larger u-bolts to fit around the 8.8’s larger 3-1/4 inch axle tube.

How big is the rear differential on a Ford Explorer?