Driveshaft u-joint
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Driveshaft u-joint
Does anyone have a NAPA or Aftermarket number for drive shaft u-joints? (SHAFT OFF THE TRANS)
Swifty
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I have had one built by a local driveline shop here. The flanges are off of a jeep cherokee and the rest of the shaft is just normal material. The ujoints are now readily available. An initial cost layout but very serviceable/replaceable as needed. They also were able to give me a guarantee on the shaft. Still one of those less expensive fixes to go through one of the pinz dealers.
Mike
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I thought the Cherokee's driveshaft just had yokes with U-joint straps, rather than a flange like a Pinz or a Toyota or a Suzuki. :?: :?: :?:mjnims wrote:I have had one built by a local driveline shop here. The flanges are off of a jeep cherokee and the rest of the shaft is just normal material. The ujoints are now readily available. An initial cost layout but very serviceable/replaceable as needed. They also were able to give me a guarantee on the shaft. Still one of those less expensive fixes to go through one of the pinz dealers.
I will be having to get a custom driveshaft made to allow me to fit a Trail Tough "Rock Block" gear reduction box inline between the transmission and transfer case (along the lines of the Klune, but without the problems they cause) but I need to source or make a Pinz-to-Suzuki flange to make this work. If the Cherokee uses flanges that would work, then that will make my life several orders of magnitude easier!
From what specific Cherokee model do we source these Pinz-adaptable driveshaft flanges???
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