Dana 30 Exploded View

At some point I'll be swapping a dana 30 into my 1960 cj5. The donor axle is out of a 1973 cj5 and will be completely rebuilt - ball joints, U joints, bearings, seals/shields. It will also be re-geared to 4.88 with a powerlock.

I'm looking for an exploded view specific to the '72-'75 dana 30. All I can seem to find is exploded views for the '76 and up versions. While very similar, there are some subtle differences. Anyone have a good diagram or know where I can find one?

 

What part ?
Axles and housing ?
Wheels, spindles and brakes ?

 

permissions ?
I can't view it; ECJ5 error

 

it was a t-case breakdown, mis-read your post so I deleted it....sorry

 

Just in case......Why do I have TC on my mind.....im a little slow this a.m.

 

any exploded view specific to a 72-75 cj dana 30 would be helpful.
housing, bearings, seals, axles, carriers, gears, knuckles, spindles, hubs, etc ,etc.
brakes would be a plus, but not really needed.

 

thanks for checking. i was hoping someone with a FSM would chime in, although i'm disappointed the manual would not have a dana 30 diagram.
maybe a 72-74 manual did?

 

I took apart 3 different D30s
Best narrow track Dana 30 iteration questions
The pics are broken, but a lot of info was spelled out

 

35" tires and a big V8 will get you a Dana 30 exploded view pretty quickly.

 

beautiful! thanks a ton. that's all out of a 1972 FSM?

 

73 and prior parts manual.

 

You can buy a '74-80 parts manual on CD-ROM, or paper. More Information for DETROIT IRON DCDC114

There is very little difference between a '73 and a '74 CJ. Only smog equipment, paint colors and badges AFAIK.

 

Here's one I bookmarked
DANA 30 FRONT - 1967-1971 FORD U-100 BRONCO
another
CJ Model 30 Front Axle CJ Model 30 Front Axle

 

Quick question guys... how do you cross reference the part numbers on the images above to real world parts?

 

You need the listings that connect the figure numbers to the part numbers. The text-only listing has the part numbers.
Note that the Jeep PNs won't neccesiarily show up in the aftermarket listings. They might, but no guarantee.

 

I would suggest googling thus:

19xx (xx = insert year) jeep cj Dana 30 xyz (xyz = insert part name from the diagram)

Doing so will often bring p/n results. If you go to the top of the google results page and click "shopping" it will bring up a list of sources to purchase.

 

Awesome, thanks for the tips guys! I've ended up with the wrong part twice now following the "this should fit according to rock auto" principal.