Differential swap advice

[Spitfire1975]

well its a little more involved than that. telling ya though ...... I would swap that

The sad thing is, I have an absolutely BEAUTIFUL 1991 Mazda Navajo sitting in my driveway with what appears to be 95,000 miles and a blown A4LD (won't shift out of first on it's own). I would love to swap the axles from this truck but my other half is making me sell it. Anyone want a navajo engine and shell????

 

[Ozwynn]

there ya go. strip it strip it strip it strip it strip it strip it....... put the engine and harness in the garage and use its axles. when you find a transmission use the engine. crush the body.

 

[Spitfire1975]

Wouldn't it be quicker to put the BII transmission in the navajo?? At least then I can say I went native

 

[Ozwynn]

it will bolt up and it might work. I have never gone that way. I think the 4.0L would tear it up.

 

[Spitfire1975]

That and it just ain't the same. Which is why the pretty Navajo will get scrapped in favor of the ugly (yet improving) BII. I love the thing but man, it looks like it has been ridden hard and put away wet.

 

[Ozwynn]

where in Oregon are you? I lived in Tillamook, Timber, Vernonia, Forest Grove, and Banks



oh yeah, I left out Woodburn...... bad memories of my worthless ex wife and her cheap whore mother.

 

[Spitfire1975]

East of Salem between Aumsville and Sublimity (Born in Pontiac, MI - go figure)

 

[Ozwynn]

East of Salem between Aumsville and Sublimity (Born in Pontiac, MI - go figure)

hows that for Irony?

 

[Spitfire1975]

Really, it never ceases to amaze me. by the way, I have the Toyo Kogyo in the BII and had the FM145 (I think) in my 89. What manual did they use in the first gen explorers?

 

[Ozwynn]

M5odR1

 

[Spitfire1975]

and by the way....it is always good to leave out and forget about Woodburn. Gotta be the biggest shit pile in the valley.