Needed: 12-bolt diff yoke

[derekf]

When I threw the driveshaft in my El Camino, the diff yoke got a little damaged (one of the little tabs on the side of the saddle broke off). I assume I need to replace it.



I see that Summit has new ones for 68 bucks, but a) I don't need anything that fancy, and b) I'd prefer GM for the yoke.

Does anyone have one sitting around?

[mitch_04]

Sorry I can't help, but I am curious. Does the El Camino use a car or truck 12 bolt?

[derekf]

Should be the same as equivalent Chevelle - a car 12 bolt. If it's truck, then I'm going to feel really stupid when I try to install the tru-trac.

[gcallahan]

I have one.

[derekf]

Ok, back on the hunt for a yoke. Anybody got one?

[dlv4540]

Yes I have a 350 size yoke good for a muncie or automatic. 330-770-2517 Dennis

[dlv4540]

I am sorry I have the driveshaft yoke and I believe you need the differential yoke.

[derekf]

I do (still) need a differential yoke, if someone has one gathering dust.

[232_ray]

I wouldn't use a "used" yoke I'd spend the money on a quality yoke. 100 bucks ain't allot for my personal piece of mind. I used yoke can have a grove that could cause it to leak. Causing it to need to be replaced after the install. New material are better than older ones used back in the days even for Chevrolet standards. I'm sure my 2 cents aren't what u are looking for but thought I'd throw them out there.

[raustinss]

I have a brand new forged yoke kicking around in the garage . Uses a 1350 u joint . I was going to use it but I think I'm going to a cv style shaft now .