Dodge W200 Parts & Accessories

Shop Dodge W200 parts for axle rebuilding, engine maintenance and chassis service at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare Yukon overhaul components, Granatelli ignition wires and Edelbrock carburetors for the installed assemblies and work planned.

Yukon Axle Rebuild and Gear Choices

Plan bearing/seal overhaul, a ratio change or a traction upgrade as distinct jobs. The Dana 60/61 rear master-overhaul reference has its own contents and axle coverage. Dana 60 choices include 3.54, 4.56 and 5.38 gear references, a separate 4.88 thick-gear reference, an open carrier and a 35-spline Grizzly Locker naming 4.56-and-up coverage. Yukon describes Grizzly as a mechanical automatic locker, a different operating choice from an open carrier. Match the installed housing, gear/carrier compatibility and splines with the builder before combining parts; yokes name separate 1350 and 1410 U-joint connections.

Engine Service and Fuel-System Projects

Choose an ignition refresh or a larger engine project. Granatelli wire sets distinguish engine/year applications and MPG Plus or Performance families, with exact routing and terminals to match. Edelbrock Performer 500 CFM electric-choke and Thunder AVS 650 CFM manual-choke references use different induction/control combinations. Compare engine, manifold, calibration, fuel supply, linkage and air-cleaner clearance before selecting one. COMP lifters, Cometic B/RB sealing components and Clevite bearing references need the measured and compatible engine-build specification.

Brake and Suspension Service

Use the inspected brake repair to choose rotors, shoes, wheel cylinders, calipers or hoses; these supply different portions of service. Several shortened titles name other vehicles, so require the exact manufacturer number’s full W200 coverage and installed assembly dimensions before adding them. Tuff Country U-bolts have separate axle/spring dimensions, while shocks need the actual ride height, mounts and travel. A body-mount bushing, bumper and bumper bracket address separate locations and installation requirements.

Choose Your Part

• Choose axle rebuilding, engine maintenance or a defined service job.
• Record installed axles, engine, fuel system and suspension configuration.
• Match full application, dimensions and contents before combining parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I compare between a Dana 60 overhaul kit and a locker?

The overhaul kit supplies its stated service components; a locker changes the differential’s traction function. Match the actual rear axle and rebuild scope, then compare gear/carrier compatibility, splines and every required installation component before planning the combination.

Can the 1350 and 1410 yoke references be chosen by axle name alone?

Match the actual pinion and driveshaft connection, including splines, U-joint dimensions and retention arrangement. Dana 60/70 coverage is only part of the specification; the listed joint sizes identify different connections to verify with the driveline shop.

How does the Grizzly Locker differ from the open carrier?

Yukon describes Grizzly as a mechanical automatic-locking differential. The listed open carrier and Grizzly therefore provide different operating arrangements. Compare intended use and the exact 4.56-and-up carrier/35-spline locker application with the axle builder before selecting either.

Is the larger carburetor automatically the right W200 choice?

Choose the complete engine and manifold combination with the installer. The 500 CFM electric-choke and 650 CFM manual-choke references differ in airflow and controls, with calibration, linkage, fuel-feed and clearance requirements to match to the actual build.

Can you review my W200 parts list?

Send year, engine, axle identification and the intended service or build through our contact page.

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