Dana 44 Diff Cover
Super Duty Dana 60 Diff Cover
Rubicon Rear Diff Cover M220 for Jeep JL & JT
Rubicon Front Diff Cover M210 for Jeep JL & JT
Dana 60 Diff Cover
Sterling 10.25 & 10.5 Diff Cover
14 Bolt Diff Cover
13 Bolt Diff Cover
Dana 30 Diff Cover
14 Bolt Semi-Float Rear Diff Cover
Diff Cover for Ford 8.8
14 Bolt Heavy Duty Pinion Guard
10 Bolt Steel Front Diff Cover
AAM 11.5 Diff Cover
Dana 35 Diff Cover
AAM 10.5 Diff Cover
Dana 80 Diff Cover
Front Diff Cover SPORT M186 for Jeep JL & JLU
Differential Covers FAQ
Should I shop differential covers by Jeep model or axle model?
Start with the axle model, especially on a Jeep with an axle swap. Confirm the housing, front or rear location and vehicle application on the product page. Two axles with a similar name can require different covers.
What is the difference between a welded cover and a DIY cover kit?
A welded cover is assembled by Motobilt. A DIY kit supplies the components for you to weld together. For example, the 14-bolt DIY kit includes a formed shell, mounting ring, fill bung, plug and mounting hardware. Use an experienced welder and test-fit the assembly before finish welding.
Are all 14-bolt differential covers interchangeable?
No. GM full-float, GM semi-float, shaved 13-bolt and custom ECGS/Fusion housings have different products. Ford M275 also uses a 14-bolt cover pattern, but its cover is not interchangeable with the GM Corporate 14-bolt cover.
Which cover should I choose for a JL, JLU, JT or Bronco?
Identify the axle designation first. This collection has separate M186, M200, M210 and M220 applications, and a dedicated Bronco M220 product. Match the vehicle and axle description together; do not assume every trim or every M-series housing uses the same cover.
Do the covers arrive painted, and is hardware included?
Many Motobilt welded and DIY steel covers ship bare and need a finish. Hardware and fill-plug details are listed on each product page. Check the exact cover rather than assuming every cover, skid and pinion guard has the same contents.
Is a pinion guard the same thing as a differential cover?
No. A differential cover closes the housing over the gears. A pinion guard protects a different area of the axle, and the Rockwell products are skid-cover designs. Choose protection for the part of the axle you are building, then verify clearance with the truss, steering and suspension.

















































