so earlier i was telling you how i broke my driveshaft well i got that fixed but i found out the ears on the axle yoke are broken off does anyone know how to find out what kind i need and what kind of axel i have it is a 1976 ford f150 4x4

 

Axle yoke? Pinion yoke?

 

not sure it's the one that is on the axle so im guessing the axle yoke, whats the difference

 

If you have a Pull a Part near you and you don't mind getting your hands dirty you can save a few bucks. I just picked up a pinion yoke for nine dollars. Most Pull a parts salvage yards are on the net; you can check whats in the yard before you go. Also will show the price.

 

Not trying to be a smart a$$, just helpful. Right now I have no idea if we are talking about front axle or rear axle. Must be front if we're talking axle yokes. Only you, the OP can determine what axle you are seeking information about. Pictures or identifying numbers will help. Only you know what is actually in a truck that old as it could have been upgraded or downgraded.

 

it is the rear axle it is the part the drive shaft connects to and the bearing of the u joints connect to and it has little ears to keep them in and those are broken off

 

bump i found some at broncograveyard but i dont know which one i need there is a 1310,1330, or a 1350 its a ford 9"

 

bump*********

 

You are talking about the Pinion Yoke, not the axle yoke. If you don't have too much experience with vehicles, there is plenty of knowledgeable people to help out here.

 

I'm a little curious on what happened to create these damages.

 

i popped the clutch alittle to hard you know just being stupid with a fun loud truck :/

 

OK, just making sure you solved the reason for the damage.

 

This piece is referred to as an axle u-bolt flange, , the yoke is part of the drive-shaft. sorry for correcting, just trying to get everyone on the same page here.

 

Is there any numbers on the flange?