Hi Well for years I felt sure that my 2001 dodge ram 2500 has the limited-slip diff. so I applied the friction modifier. If it doesn't need the modifier I don't know if it will do any harm. I just learned that it has the corporate 9 diff. but I am still not sure if it is LSD or not. The sticker under the hood says that the ratio is 3.92; page 1 of 1 4stars and then the num. -0370780. What is t.o.n 61310348?

 

So you have an 8 lug Chrysler 9.25? Never seen one of those.

 

They came in the Light Duty 3/4 ton trucks, from 94 to 95. After that, I think the light duty version was discontinued.

An 01 2500 should have a dana 60 rear, at the very least.

 

Hi 00t444e. Yes eight studs on the wheel hubs if that is what you mean by lugs? I forgot to mention that my diff has 12 bolts on the cover. Frank

 

Is it a full float axle, do the axle shafts bolt in at the hubs?

 

If it's the Chrysler 8 lug no, but that is a way to tell the difference

 

Yes but I have hard time believing a 01 2500 came with an 8 lug Chrysler 9.25 rear. Based on what I have seen and the info I have read the Dana 60,70 or 80 where the only rear axles they put in the 2500 in 01.

 

You would be correct that the Chrysler 9.25 8 lug wouldn't be in an 01. But someone could have changed it not knowing about the LD and HD models

 

"all 1500's have the chrysler 9.25 (9-1/4)"
NO, THEY DON'T. Everything else was spot on

 

Way to show that guy from August 28, 2010, tiger!

Also excellent tech by not explaining what other than the 9.25 was used?