V125C Rear Axle Pinion Yoke replacement?
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V125C Rear Axle Pinion Yoke replacement?
Have an 87 F250 with a V125 rear axle. The driveshaft fell off yesterday(rear u joint blew apart). I replaced the U joints and when I went to install the driveshaft I noticed the pinion yoke has play in it, maybe 1/8" wobble, and its leaking some oil there.
I'd like to replace the Yoke and other associated parts that I can access without going inside the diff. Can anyone point me in the direction of a tutorial, good post, or let me know what parts I'll need? My other question is everyone refers to the Axle as a "Sterling" but mine is a V125 not an S125. Should I consider it the same?
There is the Yoke, and then a seal inside correct? Can I replace a bearing in there as well?
Thanks for all your help, This is a plow truck I picked up and am working on getting it sorted before winter.
Josh
I'd like to replace the Yoke and other associated parts that I can access without going inside the diff. Can anyone point me in the direction of a tutorial, good post, or let me know what parts I'll need? My other question is everyone refers to the Axle as a "Sterling" but mine is a V125 not an S125. Should I consider it the same?
There is the Yoke, and then a seal inside correct? Can I replace a bearing in there as well?
Thanks for all your help, This is a plow truck I picked up and am working on getting it sorted before winter.
Josh
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Where are you getting V125?
Assuming it's a full-floating axle, it should be a Sterling 10.25...
In any event, it sounds like the pinion bearings are toast, a common issue with the early Sterling 10.25s. If so, you might think about getting a late Sterling 10.25 from a boneyard and swap it out...
Assuming it's a full-floating axle, it should be a Sterling 10.25...
In any event, it sounds like the pinion bearings are toast, a common issue with the early Sterling 10.25s. If so, you might think about getting a late Sterling 10.25 from a boneyard and swap it out...
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