transfer case yoke
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From: Erie,,harborcreek, pa
transfer case yoke
does anybody know of an after market company where i can get a new yoke, it is for a 1978 ford f-250 4x4 auto tranny new process 205 with dana 44 frt. axle the drive shaft has two u-joints back to back at the yoke(transfer case end) i,ve been looking locally but no luck, ford garage said obsolete, anybody have any help for me,,,john
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check with any drive-line shop. you're looking for a CV-joint made by Spicer. They are still availible from Dana/Spicer.
just because Ford says they are obsolete doesn't mean the OEM doesn't still supply them.
Eric
Proud owner of a '73 F-250 4x4 High Boy, 460 V8, NP435, NP205
And a '68 Bronco 289 v8 , NP435 , Dana 20
just because Ford says they are obsolete doesn't mean the OEM doesn't still supply them.
Eric
Proud owner of a '73 F-250 4x4 High Boy, 460 V8, NP435, NP205
And a '68 Bronco 289 v8 , NP435 , Dana 20
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See if driveshaft will work without C.V. joint. This are costly and weak. A few of my friends have had drivelines made without these and they work great.-
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1972 Ford F-250 4x4 Dana 60/14 Bolt
4.88's, detroits, 40" Hawgs, rear PTO
winch, 390 c.i., N.P. 435, Dana 24
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1972 Ford F-250 4x4 Dana 60/14 Bolt
4.88's, detroits, 40" Hawgs, rear PTO
winch, 390 c.i., N.P. 435, Dana 24
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