I was trying to use a 1988 slip yoke in a 1980 NP205 transfer case. It's tight. Really tight.
Martin
Martin
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Do NP205's and NP208's use different slip yokes?
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Weird. I figured it would interchange, but it acts like the output bushing is too tight.
Martin
Martin
awwww yea
TBH the seal on my 208 was real tight when I went to put the yoke in.
I had to spit on it to get it to slip in.
It glides ride through the seal, it's the bushing behind the seal that is giving me problems.
Martin
Martin
You sure everything is real clean?
I had one that had some rust down inside the slip yoke that was real hard to clean out. It would slide on about an inch and stop. Had to run a wire brush on a drill inside it and soak it in pb blaster and it was still tough to get on. Loosed up after I drove the truck a couple times though.
I had one that had some rust down inside the slip yoke that was real hard to clean out. It would slide on about an inch and stop. Had to run a wire brush on a drill inside it and soak it in pb blaster and it was still tough to get on. Loosed up after I drove the truck a couple times though.
I agree I had a random drive shaft from a slip yoke 205 and we used it on a 208
I was beating on it with a hammer.
Martin
Martin
