I wanted to use this on my front diff....I'm guessing those groves shouldn't be there.
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1o bolt front pinion yoke
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No. But is that groove on the sealing surface of the seal?
Pretty sure it is...it leaked like crazy! Thought it was just the seal. 
I wanted to use this one off my old 1/2 ton front on my new 3/4 ton front because my drive shaft is sloppy in between the ears, if that make sense.
I wanted to use this one off my old 1/2 ton front on my new 3/4 ton front because my drive shaft is sloppy in between the ears, if that make sense.
Pretty sure it is...it leaked like crazy! Thought it was just the seal.
I wanted to use this one off my old 1/2 ton front on my new 3/4 ton front because my drive shaft is sloppy in between the ears, if that make sense.
Gotcha. I wonder if rear ten bolt yokes are the same as the fronts
I'd send you mine if I can find it.
Hey that's a good question Adam.
Thanks for the offer!
But I should be able to find one here.
Or I wonder if I could stick it in my 50ton press and squeeze it a bit...with out killing myself or breaking it??
Thanks for the offer!
But I should be able to find one here.Or I wonder if I could stick it in my 50ton press and squeeze it a bit...with out killing myself or breaking it??
front is different seal size than rear for some reason .
and the yoke is bad in the pic .
can get speedi sleave but the part can run up to or over 30 bucks . some times cheeper to get new or good clean used yoke.
myine was little funky and I scored a sleave off rockauto cheep . but was next to last one listed for 15 bucks . here it is installed .
I think its the same part # you might need . as I swaped the rear 12 bolt axle yoke out for the rear 10 bolt axle yoke in my 12 bolt axle build for the rear of my 2wd so I didn't have to do custom driveshaft work .
and the yoke is bad in the pic .
can get speedi sleave but the part can run up to or over 30 bucks . some times cheeper to get new or good clean used yoke.
myine was little funky and I scored a sleave off rockauto cheep . but was next to last one listed for 15 bucks . here it is installed .
I think its the same part # you might need . as I swaped the rear 12 bolt axle yoke out for the rear 10 bolt axle yoke in my 12 bolt axle build for the rear of my 2wd so I didn't have to do custom driveshaft work .
Hey that's a good question Adam.
Thanks for the offer!
Or I wonder if I could stick it in my 50ton press and squeeze it a bit...with out killing myself or breaking it??
Haha take a video!!!
I bet that sleave would be even more in Canada than that. I have to pay double or triple what you guys pay for parts!
Just don't know why the one I got is so sprung. Anyone seen that before?
I didn`t see your pics before... cool! Thanks!
Wouldn't it be possible to get like a speedy sleeve for that?
I bet that sleave would be even more in Canada than that. I have to pay double or triple what you guys pay for parts!
Just don't know why the one I got is so sprung. Anyone seen that before?
Must have had some dirt or something gritty in that seal
No I meant the other one I got on the 3/4 ton axle. The ears are too far apart for the u joint to seat in there nice with out slopping around.
But yeah the groves have to be from dirt or grit.
Not sure how soon you need one but I stole the hubs outta a 10 bolt at buddies.
I could get the yoke for nothing. Not sure if its any good though.
I could get the yoke for nothing. Not sure if its any good though.
I wonder if the yoke on it is meant for 1330 or 1350 u joints?
A conversion joint could be used in that case.
Sometimes a new seal's rubber lip wont land in the same spot as the original,and it'll work without leaking...some timing cover seals are made "offset" a little, so a worn harmonic balancer snout wont make it leak..saves you from having to sleeve it..
I know its a gamble,but I've put new seals on things like that ,that had a wear groove,and as long as the groove wasn't "rough",the seal lasted fine and never leaked..I used 220 grit wet/dry sandpaper on the grooved area to ensure there was no sharp edges or burrs..
I also wonder if a little J-B Weld or Quicksteel could be used to fill the groove in,and sanded smooth?...
I know its a gamble,but I've put new seals on things like that ,that had a wear groove,and as long as the groove wasn't "rough",the seal lasted fine and never leaked..I used 220 grit wet/dry sandpaper on the grooved area to ensure there was no sharp edges or burrs..
I also wonder if a little J-B Weld or Quicksteel could be used to fill the groove in,and sanded smooth?...
I`ll let you know!
Actually the joint is the right one. Not sure what size it is though.
I was just under it and took a video but it won`t load.
Thanks Might be worth a try.
does that 3/4 ton yoke have the little ears to keep the caps in?
Ive seen the odd one that doesnt have ears and requires C clips.
Ive seen the odd one that doesnt have ears and requires C clips.
