Rock auto
The links in post #2 are each $8 cheaper than those prices. Even with the cost of shipping added in, it’s a better deal.Part numbers from my receipt:
Some places haven't raised their prices - this approximate price is still available.
auto zone or any old parts store should be able to fix you up with GL4 or whatever the spec for the rear diff is be careful on the torque transfer unit make sure its compatible with the clutches and whatever in the transfer case thingy( I wouldn't pay Ford their outrageous part prices after my screwing at the local stealership I am anti Ford(all the places go out of business one bad deal at a time-)ford cleverly got rid of most of the small dealers who offered reasonable competent service.yesterday I noticed why mavericks were formerly so hard to come by the fleets everywhere seem to have snapped the balance of them at inception and as always the well off buying two and having one on order,[no country for poor people!]
My goal was to be helpful by furnishing the part numbers without links which is cheaper than the Amazon price. In my case, I was surprised that Amazon was listed. I order from them at least once a week but the oil wasn't available in September. I get free shipping so the final price would have been cheaper at Amazon if it had been available.
My goal was to corroborate the lowest price, which is neither Mac Haik nor Amazon - including any shipping benefits. At Amazon, both products are currently even more expensive than at Mac Haik.
SIGH, OP didn't ask price. But I checked. It is $1.07 cheaper at Amazon over Rockauto, tax included. OP was wise not to ask price. I took the time to do this to avoid my wife's yardwork
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I bought mine on amazon last summer. It was $32 for rear axle and $28 for PTU. The prices really went up in 9 months.Check harder?
It's $12 difference if you look at both fluids OP asked for.
