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Hello everyone, I recently inherited a 2000 XLT 4X4 4.0 V6 from my father. It's very clean and only has 35K miles on the clock. I'm very happy with it overall with the exception of one thing. After researching on this site it appears to have the so called slip yoke bump. I would like to try and fix this myself, but have never worked on a 4 wheel drivetrain before. Is there a procedure available someplace for fixing this short of getting a shop manual? Thanks in advance.
Terry
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