Swaping Rear end
steven.gagnon2
06-07-2013, 12:25 PM
Hello, I have a 1992 GMC Yukon 1500. I have recently bought and I have been driving it for about a month.. yesterday I went for a job interview and on my way back, my rear end ate up a gear.. not sure exactly what was shot. I know the large spine gear is chewed up and there was some chunks of gear in the bottom of the housing, I can not see what exactly broke....but it bangs violently when I was pulling it into my garage.
I want to replace the whole rear end because I do not have the proper tools and knowledge to rebuild it correctly.. I am trying to save money by swapping it all.
I have looked for doner cars but no one has the year and make available anywhere nearby so far, My question is can I swap it for a GMC 1500 pick up rear end and have the gear ratio and wheel base be the same? I looked on the case for ratio numbers and all I found was 2000792 09 13.
I need some guidance on what I should do to resolve this issue
Thank you for reading.
I want to replace the whole rear end because I do not have the proper tools and knowledge to rebuild it correctly.. I am trying to save money by swapping it all.
I have looked for doner cars but no one has the year and make available anywhere nearby so far, My question is can I swap it for a GMC 1500 pick up rear end and have the gear ratio and wheel base be the same? I looked on the case for ratio numbers and all I found was 2000792 09 13.
I need some guidance on what I should do to resolve this issue
Thank you for reading.
steven.gagnon2
06-07-2013, 01:15 PM
i got it figured out now. Code is GT4 its a 3.75 ratio and is interchangeable from mid 80s to mid 90s. thank you for reading
gmtech1
06-07-2013, 03:05 PM
i got it figured out now. Code is GT4 its a 3.75 ratio and is interchangeable from mid 80s to mid 90s. thank you for reading
Glad you got it figured out. Be sure to change the oil in the new/used rear axle and inspect the gear teeth. I would verify the proper gear ratio also before the install.
Glad you got it figured out. Be sure to change the oil in the new/used rear axle and inspect the gear teeth. I would verify the proper gear ratio also before the install.
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