Slip yoke for GM's aluminum driveshaft
07-27-2003, 01:32 PM
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Slip yoke for GM's aluminum driveshaft
Does anyone one how I can replace the slip yoke off my stock aluminum "1LE" driveshaft ? It says "Spicer" on it, so I assume they make them, but does anyone have a part number or a place that sells this kind of stuff ? Thanx
07-27-2003, 05:13 PM
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Naah... see it's not that easy. I thought so at first too. Hehehehe...
The way the clips are mounted for the universal joints is different between a steel shaft and the aluminum one. That's why I need that specific type of yoke. :/
The way the clips are mounted for the universal joints is different between a steel shaft and the aluminum one. That's why I need that specific type of yoke. :/
07-27-2003, 05:37 PM
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The aluminum shaft has 1310 yokes. You should be able to take it to any driveline shop and they'll know what you need.
07-27-2003, 11:25 PM
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Originally posted by Odyssey
Naah... see it's not that easy. I thought so at first too. Hehehehe...
The way the clips are mounted for the universal joints is different between a steel shaft and the aluminum one. That's why I need that specific type of yoke. :/
Naah... see it's not that easy. I thought so at first too. Hehehehe...
The way the clips are mounted for the universal joints is different between a steel shaft and the aluminum one. That's why I need that specific type of yoke. :/
whats diffrent? can you take pics?
im mostly just curious.
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