From: Michael J. Hill (wild800@pacbell.net)
Date: Mon Mar 10 2003 - 00:13:46 PST
Hello Bryan and List,
First I want to say I was in error on the gear ratio that I listed. It
should be 3.08 which shows by the GU4 R.P.O. code (Thanks Jim). With the
Number on the shaft BJ3G191 for 85 rear axle identification;
BJ3....Ratio 3.08
G......Source Code= Gear & Axle
19.....19th Day Jan. 19
1......Shift Code
The 14055251 looks like the GM PN for the Shaft. I have a listing of
14039547 for the shaft but My book is printed in 85'. Also in
TM9-2320-289-34P it has the same number. Perhaps someone out there with
access to the GM parts puter' can tell or you can contact a gm dealer
parts counter and query the person on the PN.The Axle code should be all
that you need.
Regards,
Mike Hill
Bryan wrote:
>
> HELLO LIST
> well it's a broken axle shaft, the drivers side. The ring and pinion look
> ok. It snapped right in the spins. I took the other side out and looked
> at those to and they didn't look really great. So heres my ?. Does anyone
> have a set of these laying around ? This is for 85M1009. I looked all
> over to find the gear ratio and I couldn't find it, but in the glove box
> is the info sheet and it's a gu4(308), but i didn't see any other numbers
> to match up with that. I looked on the fill side and it has GM30, and on
> the shaft it has BJ3G191. on the other side of the pumpkin it says F265 and
> on the shaft it says 14055251. i didn't even look in on the pinion. does
> anyone know what any of these numbers represent?
> any and all help is helpful
> thanks
> Bryan
> M1009
>
> ps my M1009 reminds me of my old dog. her back legs didn't work
>
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