My driveshaft departed from the truck
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04-21-2012, 12:55 PM
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04-21-2012, 02:08 PM
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So, does anyone know if the beefy yokes from a 2000 will fit a rear end in a '95 1500? Just called a Dodge dealer, service dept. is closed today, but the parts dept. was open. He didn't know, but he quoted me a price of $357 for one. The mickey mouse yokes interchange 93-99.
If it's a direct replacement, I'll upgrade, if not I guess I'll just settle for bouncing driveshafts on the freeway.
That is, I'll upgrade with wrecking yard parts, not from the dealership. Hell, that thing costs as much as my diff.
If it's a direct replacement, I'll upgrade, if not I guess I'll just settle for bouncing driveshafts on the freeway.
That is, I'll upgrade with wrecking yard parts, not from the dealership. Hell, that thing costs as much as my diff.
For anyone that doesn't know what the yoke I'm talking about looks like, here's a picture
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#53
04-21-2012, 02:13 PM
You are right, I just thought what people were saying is anything from 2000 up, not just 1500's with the 9.25. Oh well, great job on the no smoking btw. I'm still fighting with it. My doctor is gonna be pissed when I go to Mass General next month If I don't stop. LOL Sorry for off topic.
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04-21-2012, 03:26 PM
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