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I think the best way is to take the diff. covers off, the ratio is usually stamped on the ring gear. If not you can count the teeth on the ring and pinion.
The gear oil probably needs changing anyway.
 
I think the best way is to take the diff. covers off, the ratio is usually stamped on the ring gear. If not you can count the teeth on the ring and pinion.
The gear oil probably needs changing anyway.

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