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which 9 inch yoke

Labbster

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how do I determine which replacement yoke I need for my '76 9 inch? they guy putting in my gears and locker says mine has a huge groove. Thanks!
 

Apogee

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Are you sure yours is bad? Where's the groove? If it's an OE yoke, it will have a groove between the two cylindrical portions that locate and capture the u-joint caps. If you're not sure what they look like new, Google it and you'll see a million examples of OE and aftermarket equivalents.
 

JSBX

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If he is talking about a groove in the pinion yoke where the seal rides this is a very common problem. You can use a speedy sleeve to get a new surface for the seal to ride on. They are less expensive then buying a new yoke. Just Google it. The last one I bought came from NAPA.
 

ENDLIFE

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Pretty sure it's a 1310 short yoke. I had to buy a new one recently to finish building a third member.
 
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Labbster

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He said the groove was where the seal goes. And he stated he does not want to use the sleeve. I have been told there are numerous yokes and if I buy one, I need to get the correct one shipped to him
 
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