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Hello,I am new to this ,but i have a 97 gmc seirra 4x4 with 373. gears and the rear end is going .i went to my local gmc dealer and i told him my vin number and he told me what my gear ratio number was .doe's any one know where i can get that info with out taking off the basket cover on the rear end .or how i can tell by reading the vin.what number to look for that would tell me that the truck would have the same ratio is to what i have .thank you in invance for any and all help.geno
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Re: Rear End Gear Ratio on 97 Seirra
There is a sticker inside your glove box with the RPO codes, you should find a GT4 on it. GT4 is the RPO code for the 373 gear ratio and any vehicle made with that gear ratio should have that code
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Any time you don't know your gear ratio, an easy way to find out is to jack up the truck and turn the rear wheel one complete turn, have a buddy count the # of turns the driveshaft turns around and that is your axle ratio. Remember, if your truck is non- posi, make sure both rear wheels turn together or the differential will give you a false reading!
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Check your glovebox for the build sticker.
GT4 3:73 GT5 4:10 GT7 3:33 GT8 4:10 GU2 2:73 GU4 3:08 GU5 3:23 GU6 3:42 GV2 5:83 HC4 4:56 HF8 4:88 GN9 4:11 GH0 3:54 GK9 4:63 GL3 6:17 GM1 2:59 GM3 3:45 GM8 2:56 Your Ratio should be located somewhere right of center about the second or third row down from the top and most of the time begins with a 'G'. Your truck should either be a GT4 or GT5. -slacker
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