Yukon Gear Replacement Yoke For Dana 30 / 44 / and 50 w/ Fine Spline and a 1310 U/Joint Size

Yukon Gear Replacement Yoke For Dana 30 / 44 / and 50 w/ Fine Spline and a 1310 U/Joint Size

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M251S

$135.89

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Yukon Gear Replacement Yoke For Dana 30 / 44 / and 50 w/ Fine Spline and a 1310 U/Joint SizeYukon replacement yoke for Dana 30; 44; and 50 with fine spline and a 1310 U joint size. 3. 219in. snap ring span; 1. 062in. cap diameter. Outside snap ring. This yoke uses straps. All Yukon yokes come with a one year warranty against manufacturing defects. This Part Fits: Year Make Model Submodel 1981 1988 American Motors Eagle Base 1980 American Motors Eagle DL 1981 1982 American Motors Eagle DL Kammback 1981 1983 American Motors Eagle DL SX4 1981

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This replacement filter fits perfectly. Who care that it doesn’t say “Honda” on the filter. I really don’t think my car cares or knows the difference. It’s took all of 10 minutes to change. If you are worried about doing it yourself…then got to YouTube. There are literally dozens of videos showing you how easy it is. But if going to the dealer, spending your time and wasting money makes you feel better, then have fun with that. You can get all the materials you need to do the basic maintenance for your car and save. And don’t believe the BS, doing the work yourself doesn’t void your warranty.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024