No.
There are is range of different ratios, as well as a change of rear suspension type - leaf spring changed to coils.
To be sure, each axle has a small metal tag giving the ratio fitted. These are held by one of the cover bolts.
If you match the ratio you should be ok - just check the suspension type is the same!
(and remember the Fronty has 2 axles - however the ratio information tag is also present on the front one, and will be the same ratio as the rear)
how do I fit a petrol flap to a vauxhall meriva
of all you can buy a book or get some one eles to do it for you leave and freeze in the winter and become a polar bear or just stick it in any of the hose pipes that you can find where it will fit
my friend told me that it is fit
Yes Double Axle Will Fit.. Take more weight on your tipper
its a xsara 1.4i !
A saxo is essentially a 106
It depends on the hub really. Most hubs are designed with one axle size in mind, and aren't welcoming to others. The larger axle will require a smaller bearing. If you are asking about putting a wheel with a 14mm axle on a bike with that came with a 10mm axle, you can do it, several ways. You can file down the drop outs a bit on each to fit the new axle, or you can file down the axle to fit the drop outs. I had to do this several times to get large axles to fit small schwinn drop outs when I worked at a bike shop, and filing down the axle is always easier, but easier to mess up as well. You MUST keep the flats you are putting on the axle parallel to each other to within a few degrees, otherwise you end up with an axle that is semi triangular, and to get the axle to fit, you must remove even more material, weakening the axle. If you are asking about putting a wheel with a 10mm hub on a bike designed for a 14mm hub, just place some large washers on the axle and tighten it up, being careful to keep the alignment correct.
This is a really difficult one to answer.You probably need the help of a auto electrician equipped with a part numbers and applications catalogue to compare. Any of the vauxhall/opel range with similar size engines should fit,but there are so many alternators which look the same until you have yours side by side.Subtle differences can stop you fitting one that initially "looks" right.Sorry,cannot be of more help.
yes but you would have to change your rims and the gears that connect to your axle
all blasters are interchangeable not true in 2003 the added hydro brakes and a new hood. the axle will fit tho but . most of the parts are interchangable execpt the rear axle and carrier and the breaks and hood
Yes but you will just wined the diffs up in the gear box
yes