better Identify it before you go to the JY if you dont want to waste all day and alot of gas going back and forth (ive done this more than once)

 

haha, i'll just take the old yoke and make sure they look identical.

 

i went to the JY and i found the one i needed. but i didn't have the tools to off the yoke. also, i couldn't take off one of the straps since the axle was on the floor so i'm just going to order the u-bolt style yoke.

 

Flip the axle over....

 

i would of but i had nobody helping me. and i didn't have the tools to take off the big nut. autozone doesn't sell the yoke. i am gonna look for it online.

 

i actually just purchased that item, thanks dude haha. seller said he is shipping it out today so i should have it by monday, also put insurance on my jeep now all i need is to register it.

 

does anyone know what size nut the pinion yoke uses? i am going to go buy it but don't want to buy the wrong one.

 

ok so i went to go take off the old u-joint... how do i take it off? It looked pretty rusty so right now there is wd-40 sitting on the ends. is there a special way i got to take it off?

 

is this the transfer case???




Do i take off these bolts to remove the driveshaft so i can take off the busted u-joint on the other side??



Also, where are the bolts located on the tc so i can take out all the oil and the one so i can fill it up?

- this is harder then i thought it would be.

 

do i need more pics?

 

i go threw yokes like water i wanna get u bolts
doesn't a d44 yoke fit a dana 30?

 

after a bit of staring at it... i figured that it slipped right out... i'm about to take off the busted u-joint and throw on the new one so when i get the new yoke i can have everything done fast. and for that tc case, i'm going to tighten the bolts and see if that fixes it.

 

i'm not sure. i ordered the yoke for a dana 35 since that's what i think it has in the rear.

 

also, i bought me yoke with u-bolts seals and everything needed for 50 bucks.

 

I just changed the u-joint now all i need is to change the pinion yoke. for the u-joint i used a 27mm socket, a 13mm socket, and a steel hammer easier then i thought it would be.