Rear driveshaft yoke
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Rear driveshaft yoke
My driveshaft pulled out the clamps on the yoke that connects to the rear diff. Is this an easy replacement? Can I buy it from like Rock Auto? What's it called?
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Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
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Should be able to spin them out with small screw driver then do this ,fix and upgrade in one.https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/re...version-28141/
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Should be able to spin them out with small screw driver then do this ,fix and upgrade in one.https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/re...version-28141/
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So I'm going to need a new driveshaft, since the one I have now is a friend's beater front Xj shaft. It kept pulling the yoke and it eventually broke. I'm at 7''. I'm going to go to the JY and pickup a new shaft, since I can't budget in a custom one right now. Will a front ZJ shaft work?
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Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
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So I'm going to need a new driveshaft, since the one I have now is a friend's beater front Xj shaft. It kept pulling the yoke and it eventually broke. I'm at 7''. I'm going to go to the JY and pickup a new shaft, since I can't budget in a custom one right now. Will a front ZJ shaft work?
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So I went to the JY today and got a ZJ shaft. This was my first time doing this, so I was learning as I went. On the end of the driveshaft that connects to our tcase, I removed all of those clips on the ends of the u joint that need pliers. Thinking it'd come off. I had to get a wrench to get the 4 bolts for it to come off. Well aside from hitting that thing with a rock thinking it was stuck, I eventually got it after the bolts came out.
My question is.. with the clips removed, is that joint no longer secure? Can I take this one off and use the one I have on my XJ? Some of the clips came off in pieces, so it was a bit rusted.
Here's a pic of what I'm talking about:
My question is.. with the clips removed, is that joint no longer secure? Can I take this one off and use the one I have on my XJ? Some of the clips came off in pieces, so it was a bit rusted.
Here's a pic of what I'm talking about:
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So it turns out the ZJ shaft I pulled was out of an i6, since the shaft is the same length as my old front XJ. Being in a bit of a time crunch, since I want to go wheeling Sunday, I took it to a driveshaft shop and they're retubing it, so.
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