How To Identify Your Jeep's Axles

OEM Axle I.D. Chart
The illustration below will help identify the axle in your Jeep. The Bill of Materials, or B.O.M., is the number stamped on the right or left hand tube of the axle. This will help identify the parts needed out of a Spicer catalog.

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