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Check the tail shaft of the transmission, if not their it is in the top of the diff housing, but that is mostly newer modles.
they are good up untill you want to slide and power out of gaps. then u need diff replacements
No it makes it a diff color
temp. diff. makes diff.
is is when someone makes 2 graphs to compare the diff between in each
It means Different songs in different regions . In diff places have diff folks .
Improved horsepower engine. Weight reduction. Gearing diff & tranny.
On the 1996 Ford Ranger axle code 92 is for , a conventional axle with a 3.08 ratio - I'm assuming it's the same on a 1993 Possible but... in most cases ford had a habit " if it still works why improve on it" ie: up to 2003 mustangs still have a cable clutch. I have a 93 ranger, 4.0L, 2wd, 5 speed, diff code 92 in the door, and it has 3.55 gears (tag on the rear diff told me), as for traction lock im not sure yet but i can try to find out.
Diff is short for difference.
Lack of oil or worn gears. Hope this helps, B Pacie
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on my '99 the code came back on the diag. for rear wheel speed sensor (the one in the rear diff)