ARB 0750008 Diff Cover for Dana M226 (Nissan Frontier/Xterra/Titan/Equator)

Vehicle Fitment

• 2004-2009 Nissan Titan; 2005-2017 Nissan Frontier (all trims); 2005-2015 Nissan Xterra; 2009-2012 Suzuki Equator (all with Dana M226 rear axle)

Features

• High-tensile nodular iron construction offers robust protection
• Computer-optimized cross-brace design enhances structural rigidity
• Recessed tensile cap screws protect against trail hazards
• Optimized approach/departure angle for enhanced ground clearance
• Neodymium magnet located at dipstick end for superior fluid cleanliness
• Low-profile powder-coated finish with clear coat resists corrosion and damage
• Approach angle preservation protects axle housing
• 3-year warranty per ARB standards :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Specifications

• Material: Nodular (ductile) iron
• Finish: Red powder coat with clear coat
• Axle Compatibility: Dana M226 (Nissan/Suzuki applications)
• Mounting: Includes necessary bolts (per packaging)
• Magnetic dipstick magnet included
• Prop 65 Compliant: No
• Quantity: 1x differential cover
• Warranty: 3-year limited :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Included Components

• 1x ARB 0750008 differential cover
• Mounting bolts (quantity per packaging)
• Magnetic dipstick included

Product Description

The ARB 0750008 differential cover is purpose-built for vehicles equipped with the Dana M226 rear axle - designed for rugged Nissan Frontier, Titan, Xterra, and Suzuki Equator models. Constructed from nodular iron with a red powder-coat and clear finish, it protects the differential and ring-and-pinion from trail damage while maintaining ground clearance via its engineered cross-bracing.

Installation is straightforward with included hardware and offers maintenance convenience with a built-in neodymium dipstick magnet to capture contaminants. Backed by a 3 year ARB warranty, this cover is designed for long-term durability and off-road peace of mind. Fitment is confirmed through 2017; compatibility with later models remains unverified at this time.