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Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
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In order to remove the drive shaft from a Muncie 4 speed transmission can you just slide the drive shaft out towards the rear of the '74 truck?
I had to unbolt the pinion yoke/flange straps on mine my terminology may be all way off, so here is a pic of what I am talking about |
Re: Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
That style yoke is bolted on. Look in the middle of the ears and remove the attaching bolt to remove the yoke. Buddy
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Re: Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
Ya, Greg, there's a big bastard nut on the end of the transmission output shaft that holds the yoke on. Unlike turbo 350/400 (and many others) which have the driveshaft yoke as a slip (splined) joint, the sm465 puts the slip joint in the shaft itself.
The way you took it apart is completely correct (taking the straps off the ujoint). |
Re: Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
thanks I thought the shaft ought to travel in and out a bit as the rear suspension gives or especially when you lower the truck, is it because we have a two piece drive shaft that it doesn't have to go in and out of the tranny
by the way I only wanted to take it out / remove it if indeed it was supposed to slide out, in that case I wanted to ensure it glides in and out as it is supposed to, no need to take it out now that I know it is a fixed design thank you very much again |
Re: Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
There should be a slip yoke in the driveshaft
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Re: Does the Output Yoke slide out? Muncie 4spd
An original SM465 should have a 2 piece driveshaft. A slip joint is between the axle and the carrier bearing and a short shaft between the carrier bearing and the tranny.
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