It is a chyrsler 9.25, has a diff cover that looks like a stop sign(octagon) and has 12 diff. cover bolts.
The 9.25 rear axle is a Chrysler corporate axle, it is not a Dana.
No
a 1983 1500 sierra classic rear end!!!
Yes. A rear end from a 1984 Chevy 1500 can fit in a 1988 GMC Jimmy 1500.
You can switch the rear end from a Chevy 1500 with a Chevy 2500 rear end with minimal effort. Both have similar components but the 2500 offers increased durability.
A failed U-joint would be a very likely cause.
Inside the rear axle.
YES.
To identify the type of rear end for a 1989 GMC Suburban 1500, you can check the vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) for specific codes indicating the axle type. Additionally, you can look for a sticker or tag on the rear axle housing, which often provides information about the axle ratio and type. If you have access to the differential cover, removing it may reveal additional identification numbers or markings on the gears themselves. Lastly, consulting the owner's manual or a service manual specific to that model can provide valuable information on the rear end specifications.
All you need to do is count the bolts that hold the rear end plate on the housing.
You can look on the rear axle carrier housing at the metal tag to know what type of rear end is in a 2004 Ram 1500, two-wheel drive.
At the yoke at the rear end (where drive shaft enters rear end)