slip yokes/tci auto streetfighter
slip yokes/tci auto streetfighter
hello... swap the old tranny today with tci auto streetfighter #211300 and was going smooth until we hit a snag. slip yoke of the original driveshaft will not slide all the way into the output tail shaft of the new transmission. seems like its bottoming out at around 1 or 1 1/2 inches into the shaft. inspected slip yoke and output tail shaft of new transmission and I could not find any restrictions of why its bottoming out. any suggestions or answer would be greatly appreciated....
thank you,,,
thank you,,,
How much torque has your old engine/trans combo got? It is possible your slip joint has been slightly twisted beyond the length it was inserted in the original combo. Or, maybe it has grease/dirt buildup inside. Take an old small brush (toothbrush) with solvent and clean out the splines in the slip joint.
How much torque has your old engine/trans combo got? It is possible your slip joint has been slightly twisted beyond the length it was inserted in the original combo. Or, maybe it has grease/dirt buildup inside. Take an old small brush (toothbrush) with solvent and clean out the splines in the slip joint.
hi all, fyi...I called dennys driveshaft and explained to them my problem. denny had the answer right away... problem was there were a lot of burrs present at end of each spline of the output shaft. took out the output shaft housing and yes there were quite a few. I took out my triangular file, found me a nice position underneath the car and work on it until I was sure it was smooth and no burrs. slipped in like butter after.....thank guys...
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