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Feb 12, 2015 | 07:39 PM

CamoX413

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slip yoke questions

Can someone tell me if this is a ISY or ESY?

Feb 12, 2015 | 07:40 PM

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Uh oh can't figure out how to upload pics....

Feb 12, 2015 | 07:44 PM

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Feb 12, 2015 | 08:00 PM

drhoward1988

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Year: 1987

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Looks like an ISY 249. I'm not an expert though

Feb 12, 2015 | 08:07 PM

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I think the bottom picture is where shaft goes in to the transfer case and yes

a 249

Feb 13, 2015 | 09:37 PM

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Engine: 4.0 with all of the noise and clatter

Not an SYE, I don't think they make them for the 249.

Feb 15, 2015 | 04:08 PM

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I know I was just wondering if it was an internal or external slip yoke. I'm not familiar with them yet..

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Feb 15, 2015 | 08:32 PM

dave1123

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From: Manlius, east of Syracuse, NY

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It's an internal slip yoke. The driveshaft slides in a spline in the t/case tailshaft. An external slip yoke bolts to a flange on the back of the t/case.

My '97 ZJ 242 had an external slip joint so when my rear diff blew up, I just pulled the rear shaft and drove it home on the front axle, not losing any fluid in the process.