ok getting ready for the SOA and making sure i got EVERYTHING ready

to me this seal doenst look sufficent. is there supposed to be something else here?

this is for a JB SYE kit

thanks

http://www.yankeetoys.org/mangler/jbshaftmissing.jpg

Your missing the yoke or flange ya NUT! The seal is held in by friction. As long as you have your snap rings in place...only should be 1...your all set. Use locktite on the threads when putting your yoke or flange on and use some axle grease on the seal's lip to help lubricate it.

>>>>>Your missing the yoke or flange ya NUT!
**** Yes, i know, thanks <IMG SRC="smilies/tongue.gif" border="0">

>>>>>The seal is held in by friction.
**** Is that blue thing the ONLY seal for this outer piece?

>>>>>Use locktite on the threads when putting your yoke or flange on and use some axle grease on the seal's lip to help lubricate it.C
***** Ok, will do, thanks

The blue part with the rubber inner is the only seal. When you put the flange or yoke in it will seal against it keeping the fluids in. Looks good!
Was it easier than you thought?

Yup, thats it! Simple as pie...

There is also a black star looking rubber thing that slips down over the threaded part. It seals the yoke nut.

Originally posted by TornadoTJ:
<STRONG>There is also a black star looking rubber thing that slips down over the threaded part. It seals the yoke nut.</STRONG>

You meen the star seal <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">

Don't be gettin' technical on me, I can't understand those technical terms! <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">

I'll tell you this, I know what a damn pump and shift rail are now! you leave the spring off the shift rail and you get pissed. You don't connect the pump to the pickup before you get it all put back together and you get pissed again!

You can't get your jeep out of 4WD and you get worried...you are just full of emotions Tornado TJ! <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

It is certainly in 4wd right now, no rear driveshaft! <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">