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What is the rear axle in a 89 ford bronco?

The 1989 Ford Bronco used a few different rear axle types depending on the specific model and options. The most common were:

* Ford 8.8-inch: This was a very common and popular axle in many Ford trucks and Broncos of that era. It's a durable and relatively easy-to-work-on axle.

* Dana 44: Less common than the 8.8, but some higher-spec Broncos, particularly those with four-wheel drive and off-road packages, might have had a Dana 44 rear axle. The Dana 44 is known for its strength and capability.

To know for certain what rear axle is in *your* specific 1989 Ford Bronco, you'll need to check the vehicle's identification number (VIN) or look at the axle itself. The axle housing usually has a casting number that will identify it.

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