Transmission Yoke PN?
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Transmission Yoke PN?
I've a 2WD 1973 F250 (390 C6 133WB 3.73 Dana 60). I managed to find the right driveshaft slip yoke. Now I am trying to find the transmission yoke part number.
Can anyone help? Or point me to what section these are listed in the '86 Master Parts and Accessories Catalog and I can look it up myself? It's kinda hard to navigate that catalog from the wiki.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Can anyone help? Or point me to what section these are listed in the '86 Master Parts and Accessories Catalog and I can look it up myself? It's kinda hard to navigate that catalog from the wiki.
Any help would be much appreciated!
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I've a 2WD 1973 F250 (390 C6 133" WB 3.73 Dana 60). I managed to find the right driveshaft slip yoke. Now I am trying to find the transmission yoke part number.
Can anyone help? Or point me to what section these are listed in the '86
Master Parts and Accessories Catalog and I can look it up myself? It's kinda hard to navigate that catalog from the wiki.
Can anyone help? Or point me to what section these are listed in the '86
Master Parts and Accessories Catalog and I can look it up myself? It's kinda hard to navigate that catalog from the wiki.No such thing as a 1986 master parts catalog. Parts for your truck are listed here:
1973/79 Ford Truck 100/500 (series) Parts Catalog (available on a C/D from hipoparts.com).
Includes F100/150/250/350/500, Econoline, M450/500 Class A motorhomes & P350/500 (P series Parcel Delivery).
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I am just going by what is listed at the top of this page:
FordPartsWiki - Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986
(Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986) I suppose it's incorrectly listed?
Yeah, it's a two piece driveline (133 wb)
I'll find the tranny yokes. I just have to keep pecking I guess. The wiki interface is terrible.
Cheers.
FordPartsWiki - Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986
(Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986) I suppose it's incorrectly listed?
Yeah, it's a two piece driveline (133 wb)
I'll find the tranny yokes. I just have to keep pecking I guess. The wiki interface is terrible.
Cheers.
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I am just going by what is listed at the top of this page:
FordPartsWiki - Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986
This is the 10/1986 edition of the 1973/79 Ford 100/500 Truck Parts Catalog.
The C/D version was scanned from the 4/1980 loose leaf paper edition.
The final edition was issued 10/1988. I have this on Ford microfiche slides.
Yeah, it's a two piece driveline (133 wb)
FordPartsWiki - Master Parts and Accessories Catalog FPS 8096-A October 1986
This is the 10/1986 edition of the 1973/79 Ford 100/500 Truck Parts Catalog.
The C/D version was scanned from the 4/1980 loose leaf paper edition.
The final edition was issued 10/1988. I have this on Ford microfiche slides.
Yeah, it's a two piece driveline (133 wb)
To get the trans slip yoke, the #4817 coupling shaft (front driveshaft) has to be looked up.
Two piece driveshaft has 3 u-joints (front/center/rear) and a slip yoke between the coupling shaft and the (rear) driveshaft.
There is no other slip yoke, the driveshaft rear u-joint attaches to the companion flange (#4851 in pic) of the rear axle.
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Coupling shaft parts list #8: 1973 F250 2WD 390/C6 133" wheelbase; ditto 1974 before serial number T80,001.
NOS PARTS SOURCE in Olathe KS has 1 = 913-220-5746.
CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 19 = 800-476-9653.
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Ah good! I found "D3TZ 4817-AH driveshaft coupling assembly"... Rookie parts man pilot error here. haha
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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The slip yoke between the coupling shaft and the driveshaft is: C8TZ-4841-A #1330 u-joint, 16 splines, about the same length as D3TZ-4841-C
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ah I have not pulled the front slip off. Just assumed it was same spline count as the rear. I ordered the C8TZ-4841-A yesterday. So at least I got that one right!
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AFAIK, the only source will be NOS and since it's made of cork...cork shrinks with age. So you may have to soak it in hot water before installing it.
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But I ordered a pair of seals yesterday: B3D 4820-A
If that PN works for you I'll send one to you. They did look 'dry' in the picture, to ND's point.