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Hi! Here is a site that may explain what you have in the diff. Don't think the make or model matter when it comes to the difference between open and limited slip. www.drivetrain.com/difwhatthedif.html Hope this is of some help to you. Cookie

As Bounty mentioned, the springs can only shift if they are not properly clamped. The U bolt torque is actually quite important, as it is what clamps the weakest parts of the spring pack together. Have you checked the thread length of your u bolts to make sure that the nut is not bottoming out...

:) Thanks for the info Dave. I'll give that a whirl, never realized those numbers meant anything much. Cookie

:) Am thinking of some new wheels for my 92 yj. I know the original wheels (steel) are 15x7's but can't seem to find any reference to what the offset and backspacing is. Anyone got any idea where I can find this info or maybe someone in this knowledgable group has it filed in the old bean.

Just had the same problem with my 92 yj. Dropped the tank and found the metal fuel line that comes out of the sending unit/pump had rusted through, just a pinhole but enough to make it smell big time. This tube is not very big so a light sand and some soft solder solved the problem. Much cheaper...

Snitty: Nothing against welding patches on the body but some of the new adhesives are pretty good. They are used by a lot of body-shops. www.fusor.com might be a good place for info if you are interested. My $.02 worth Cookie :)

1062561 Specs The Dana 35c is the axle used in all YJs (Wrangler) from '87-'95 and it is the standard axle in the TJ (Wrangler), ZJ (Grand Cherokee), MJ (Comanche), and XJ (Cherokee). The Dana 44 is an optional axle on the TJ, ZJ, MJ, and XJ. Some XJs were built with the corporate Chrysler 8.25...

1057727 Hi! This may be of some help. There should be a vehicle identification plate on the drivers side radiator support that gives the transmission code (lower LH corner), it also gives paint and trim codes. Three speed autos should have a part number stamped on the edge of the left side of...

1048468 This may sound like a pretty dumb question, but I have aquired a 92 Jeep YJ, 4 cyl. std trans and I think a NP 231 transfer case. I have no owners manual and the original shift knob for the transfer case has been changed. My question is: What is the shift pattern. I have looked at some...