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i found this MJ at my local junkyard today...got a couple of questions bout it if anyone can make an educated guess

 

I'm almost positive its got the d35 but thats not my dilemma....it has a 2.5L 4-banger....just wanted to know what the ratio of the rear is....3.73 or 4.10???

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These are the rules of thumb. As with most things Jeep, there are no guarantees.

 

2.5L + 4 speed manual = 3.55

2.5L + 4 speed manual = 4.10

2.5L + auto = 4.56

 

You still might have to crawl underneath and check the tag.

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yea i got under to see no tag and the cover was bolted on using hex heads instead of normal bolts :mad: ...wasnt to happy bout being under a truck that was held up off the ground by two sets of rims lol....I'm going to go back later this week to climb under their and look...if its not a 4.10 it will stay there and not come home..but i hope it is a 4.10 cuz i could just bolt it in :brows:

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yea i got under to see no tag and the cover was bolted on using hex heads instead of normal bolts :mad: ...wasnt to happy bout being under a truck that was held up off the ground by two sets of rims lol....I'm going to go back later this week to climb under their and look...if its not a 4.10 it will stay there and not come home..but i hope it is a 4.10 cuz i could just bolt it in :brows:

 

Should be 4.10s on an '86. '87 was the start of the 4.56s in auto 2.5s due to the transmission change from the 904 to the (?)AW4.

And if it helps my '86 2.5 auto was 4.10s.

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my 88 and 89 2.5L one with AX4 and one with AX5 both had 3.54. 2wd and 4wd too.

 

Also you can check the front axle for a tag. The ratios should match (if it's 4wd)

That sounds like the right gearing for a stick shift. Pulled one on accident before. That was a Huge waste of time.

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