2002 Ford Expedition Rear End With Brakes, Suspension And Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Burlington, Wisconsin, US
2002 Ford expedition Rear end
with brakes and suspension and wheels. The wheels are off a 1998 expedition and tires are in poor shape. They are only included to make handling easier.
I have a complete rear end out
of a 2002 Expedition. This rear end
includes the brakes and wheels and shocks and springs! This rear end is complete and was removed out
of an expedition that runs and drives just fine. No problems with this entire unit!
The drive shaft is not included and will be sold separately for $75.
Differentials & Parts for Sale
Ring & pinion set(US $300.00)
Fel-pro rds 55330 rear differential carrier gasket-differential carrier gasket(US $12.91)
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Suzuki samurai front differential (US $35.00)
Suzuki samurai rear differential (US $80.00)
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