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Posted by Stan(VA). on March 04, 2001 at 19:52:56 from (216.164.142.15):
In Reply to: A vs BN posted by Kurow on March 04, 2001 at 16:36:16:
No, I think you will need the the one off a BN for the left side because of the brake on that side being up against the transmission housing. The length will be the same between the A and BN, and the axel, but housings (and floor pan) are different. The B/BN housings are the same from right to left (as far as I know) and you will notice that the B axel is larger up against the tranny to compensate for the brake when mounted on the left side. Also they have extra underneath to mount an extra bracket. Stan(VA).
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