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205 loose yoke

bigbadchev84

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Ok a little background............

I bought a 465/205 setup from a buddy. I installed it into my 72 blazer with a 8" suspension lift, I have always had vibration coming to a stop, would vibrate the truck quite a bit, I drove it like this for 6 months as my daily driver until just recently I was able to afford a High Angle Driveline cv shaft for the rear. I also had a nasty gear oil leak since I got the thing, Ends up the t-case adapter was cracked at the top of the mounting flange. i pulled it too and had a machine shop weld it up.

Today, I finally get everything installed and hop in to check out my ride with the new cv shaft. coming up to the stop sign at the end of my street I got the same nasty vibes as before. I turned around and pulled back into the driveway. I took out the angle finder and the axle yoke is 18* and the driveline is 20* I went to check the output flange and the whole thing moves up and down about 1/8-3/16" so what does this mean? what Am I looking to replace here? It has a fixed flange.
 
Are you talking about the aluminum circle on the opposite side of the output yoke? the bearings that are in the cover that unbolts?
 
In the cover that unbolts.If you take it off be ready,bearings will go everywhere if your not careful and their will be bearings in the bottom of the output shaft.
 
Here's what Im talking about.
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The rollers are inside.

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And theirs more in the bottom of the rear output shaft,They are mother to get back in if they fall out.
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