ndnJedi

I believe that is a tone ring, either for VSS or ABS or both. Somebody might know for sure.

Just call me Sean

iTrader: (1)

You may think you know what you're talking about but you do not. It does not ALSO mean hall effect ignition, it's high energy ignition. Just because it has that sensor doesn't mean it's called that.

fordtrucknut

good god, all this cryin and whining about my post lol.
http://www.offroaders.com/tech/limit...ferentials.htm

here is where i got the artical.

and here is where they got the stuff.

Other sources of axle differential information:
Axle Related Glossary of Terms - Terms and definitions of Axle related components.
www.ringpinion.com
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_(mechanical_device)
Introduction To Gearing by Trails Less Traveled
www.houseofthud.com/differentials.htm
www.drivingfast.net/technology/Differentials.htm

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GOT THIS OFF THEIR SITE TOO. I like what they wrote. so i made it red an underlined it. that pretty much means i can do what i want with whatever is posted on their site

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GOT THIS OFF DICTONARY.COM

never said i wrote it or took credit for writing it. i just posted information.pretty much the same info you can read of 15million other sites.

kc0rey

First off. My post was a gentle nudge to do the right thing. It was not intended to point any fingers and was not an attack. An attack would have been this statement:

Fordtrucknut, you stole that from Offroading.com. You should be ashamed of yourself.

But that is not what I did. You girlfriends on the other hand decided they were going to police me. So, a pissing match ensued and the whole thing got drug out.

Posting it under the username Fordtrucknut with no credit to where you got it implies ownership.

Secondly, The quoted disclaimer says nothing about permission to use material from offroading.com's site. It says if you roll your offroader and break your neck it is not their fault.

In RED and underlined so EVERYBODY will see it I am sorry if I offended anyone. My posting style sometimes gets taken the wrong way. It is my intent to help, but if I see something that is blatantly wrong, I'm going to say something. As an example....One moron on this site advises a guy to place wooden block and cinder blocks under his jackstands. That is inherently dangerous AND NOBODY SAID A WORD to the contrary.

I came here to share some of my knowledge. I've owned, driven and modified Ford trucks for 35 years and I have learned allot. I also came here to learn something from you guys.

Allot of what I see here is wrong. It is wrong to give somebody the wrong advice. Wrong info causes people to spend time and money needlessly and in some cases it can get people killed or hurt. If you don't really know, don't post. If I see something wrong, I'll say so. If you want to challenge me that is fine, I'll provide proof, but don't get your panties in a wad because I corrected you


I've also seen some very good information here. Fordtrucknut especially has some great posts.

I am unsubscribing from this thread because I really don't want to fight with you guys.

kc0rey

So please....tell me about your electronics background.

The more common usage is in reference to GM's Ignition System. That doesn't mean it is the only usage. What would a bunch of non-car nut electronics geeks call an Ignition System that uses a Hall Effect Sensor if they were looking for an acronym? Ummm.... think hard there Mr. Chong.......

IBM = International Business Machines

OR

IBM = International Brotherhood of Magicians

And since you know so much about electronics...... What electronic component would be used for filtering and as a DC Blocker? Go ahead, you can use google.

Oh, so your not confused...DC is not MOPAR's Trademark for Direct Connection.....it is the acronym us geeks use for Direct Current.

Just sayin.....Jeez

kc0rey

Yes! You are correct!

highlander

dang,no popcorn eating smiley.

Just call me Sean

iTrader: (1)

Don't get all pissed off because you're wrong. Take it like a man. I don't care about any of that other crap you posted because I don't know about it, but I do know HEI stands for high energy ignition and have plenty of GM experience to know it's correct. Tell a GM guy it stands for hall effect igntion and watch him laugh his ***** off too.

beansyukon

Axle codes that start with a number isa one legger if it starts a letter it's a limited slip your code 19 is a one legger with 3:55 gear ratio

fltdriver

First post to revive a 3 year old thread, pretty sure he has fingered it out by now.