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hmmm....so what now?

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Old 02-07-2011
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hmmm....so what now?

My father in law has an 87 ranger 4x4. I guess he is new to 4x4 and changed out the back tires but not the front. He drove it a few miles and pop. So what now.
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I looked on autozone orielly's and advance websites for a slip yoke to no avail. Is there some thing else that this is called. Would be nice to have this fixed by the time the snow hits tomorrow night. BTW I would suggest he join this site, but I don't think he knows how to turn a computer on.
 
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prolly gonna have to go to a driveshaft shop. when i snapped my rear yoke in my 90 thats the only place i could get one.
 
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junkyard?
 
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is that yoke part of the driveshaft? I'm not familiar with that part. if it is, maybe you could get the whole driveshaft assembly from a junkyard. you're talking about a 24 year old truck here, so maybe it's not super important to have new parts.
 
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The yoke is on the rear of the driveshaft. He checked a few salvages today without any luck. If he can't find one tomorrow morning I think he is going to go to a drivetrain shop.
 
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Old 02-08-2011
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He went to a drive shaft shop in Tulsa. New yoke and u-joint cost $75 in case anyone is needing one. Got it put together and put the other 30's on it. He won't make that mistake again.
 
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He won't make that mistake again.
Just goes to show that no matter your age , there is always a learning curve.






And I'm considered an old guy.
 
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