Is there a differance between a bolt on yoke and a slip on yoke. slip on longer???? Can a slip on yoke be used on a trans that is bolt on??
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Is there a differance between a bolt on yoke and a slip on yoke. slip on longer???? Can a slip on yoke be used on a trans that is bolt on??
anyone????
i do not know but i am sure that someone here does and will answer shortly.
I think it will work just looks shorter than what I have seen. I know I can't bolt it in...
what is the purpose of a bolt on yoke ..?
They are used on trucks with two pc. drive shaft. when the rear moves the yoke has to move in and out the trans. when its bolted it can't the drive shaft is splined (two pcs.) so it moves inside itself.
Beware that some of the output splines on a bolt on yoke have splines missing.....to force the orientation (phasing) of the joint. If you have a bolt on yoke tranny, unbolt the yoke and try your slip yoke on it.....you need at least an inch or so of travel. Make sure the seal area diameter is the same for the two or else you will have a small mess. If you have the missing spline style output shaft on the trans, you will have to find a yoke that matches. Call TCI or another reputable shop
:DSlip on yoke will fit and work fine.