changing pinion yokes
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The pinion nut can not just be torqued down. You need to set about 10 to 12inchLBS of drag on used bearings and you get this by tightening down the pinion nut. Just remove the pinion flange from the third member and then just spin the pinion until you feel you have the proper preload on the bearings and your done.
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I found that I can buy a U-Joint that matches the short wide yoke and my standard ford driveline. Turns out that this is a set up for imca racers who run a ford 9" and a GM driveline. The Driveline side of the U-Joint is the same as my ford drive-line so all is well. I'm not going to touch my third member, since its been done by an expert.
P.S. I orderd the wrong yoke.
P.S. I orderd the wrong yoke.
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