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Why does the rear u-joint fits loosly in the pinion yoke?

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Why does the rear u-joint fits loosly in the pinion yoke?

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A common mistake that is made when measuring is to measure the rear u-joint caps instead of measuring the pinion yoke. This is most common on Ford rear ends where a 1 1/8 inch cap diameter is found at the yoke saddles. Unfortunately someone has installed a u-joint with 1 1/16 inch caps. Always measure the pinion yoke.

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