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 Post subject: Can anyone tell me if this is an Open or a TracLok.(PICS)
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I think this might be a TracLok, but I'm not sure. If it is, it's worn out at 78000 miles.
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You have the open diff.


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I don't recall mine having that "pin" in the carrier.

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yeah me too but its been a while since the Trutrac has been in.


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I'm wanting to know so I can pick the proper locker. Not that I'm doubting you but can you explain the difference in appearance to me. Also can you tell if I have the Dana 35 or the Corporate 8.25 Here's the pic of the pumpkin. I've read around as to what the difference is supposed to be, but I can't tell.
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from the shape of it and the 8.25 have the flat bottom, and if you really want to make sure another way to check is to get your build sheet

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what locker are you getting?

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from the shape of it and the 8.25 have the flat bottom, and if you really want to make sure another way to check is to get your build sheet


Where would I get my build sheet?

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There should be a sticker on the axle tube near the brakes that tells you all the info you need.

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jsc7002 wrote:
what locker are you getting?


Not sure yet but I know that I want one where I don't have to pull the carrier. One of those "lunchbox lockers". I'm still researching it, but I'm pretty sure lockright makes one that will work. I've read that the aussie locker is supposed to be good. Kind of getting ahead of myself though since I'm not sure what kind of diff I have yet. My old Tahoe had all of the codes on a sticker in the glovebox. The KJ doesn't have this so I'm a bit lost right now.

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You can request it on Jeep.com somewhere but not sure exactly where. It takes a while I think for them to get back to you though. Or just take your VIN to your dealership and they can't print one up for you there.

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right here:

http://www-5.jeep.com/wccsapp/universal ... category=U

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jeepkj02 wrote:
There should be a sticker on the axle tube near the brakes that tells you all the info you need.


Thanks, that's what I wanted to know.

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Awesome thanks!

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You have the 8.25 diff and it is open since you have clearly visable spider gears.Any full carrier locker/LSD replacement for the 8.25 will work or get the lunchbox loxker for the open diff carrier.


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jeepkj02 wrote:
I don't recall mine having that "pin" in the carrier.
If you didn't have that pin in the carrier you would not get far since it is holding the axles in place,meaning the axles can not move inwards letting the C-clips that actually hold the axles in to fall out.


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tjkj2002 wrote:
You have the 8.25 diff and it is open since you have clearly visable spider gears.Any full carrier locker/LSD replacement for the 8.25 will work or get the lunchbox loxker for the open diff carrier.


Thanks, I just recieved my build sheet via email. Sure enough I have the 8.25. It doesn't specify open or trac lock. Why the heck would anybody put an open differential in a 4WD vehicle! Useless!!! Comand Trac my stupid! More like Comand Crap! Ok I'm finished. Oh well, it'll just be that much easier to replace it. Unless my ring gear's in the way and I can't get the spider gears out. That'll be just my luck too.

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tjkj2002 wrote:
You have the 8.25 diff and it is open since you have clearly visable spider gears.Any full carrier locker/LSD replacement for the 8.25 will work or get the lunchbox loxker for the open diff carrier.


Thanks, I just recieved my build sheet via email. Sure enough I have the 8.25. It doesn't specify open or trac lock. Why the heck would anybody put an open differential in a 4WD vehicle! Useless!!! Comand Trac my stupid! More like Comand Crap! Ok I'm finished. Oh well, it'll just be that much easier to replace it. Unless my ring gear's in the way and I can't get the spider gears out. That'll be just my luck too.
Command trac is the t-case,nothing to do with your diffs.Open diffs is the standard for all vehicles unless you fork over the money for something like the Wrangler Rubicon that comes standard with lockers.Any LSD that is clutch based,all OEM LSD's,are plain junk since they wear out after 30,000miles and require you to add friction modifier to the gear oil.Get a good aftermarket locker/LSD like the Detroit True Trac(LSD),full Detroit locker,or the ARB airlocker(probally the best).


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According to PowerTrax, there are two models of Chrysler 8.25" Open Diff's...

The 27t -- p/n #92-0382-2705
The 29t -- p/n #92-0382-2905

Would the build sheet (from Jeep) tell me this, or do I need to go back in and count? Fwiw, I have a '02 Limited (pre-lowered, dated 9/01) and there is no visible I.D. info anywhere on the rear end.

I want to order the proper No-Slip Locker, asap from wherever I can get the best deal.

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CrossBones wrote:
According to PowerTrax, there are two models of Chrysler 8.25" Open Diff's...

The 27t -- p/n #92-0382-2705
The 29t -- p/n #92-0382-2905

Would the build sheet (from Jeep) tell me this, or do I need to go back in and count? Fwiw, I have a '02 Limited (pre-lowered, dated 9/01) and there is no visible I.D. info anywhere on the rear end.

I want to order the proper No-Slip Locker, asap from wherever I can get the best deal.
Make sure you get the one for the 29-spline 8.25.There is a 27-spline 8.25 that was used in some older XJ's and will not work in the 29-spline 8.25 in the KJ.


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