Northoak

Damn, after some research it looks like 37302-30020 is the yoke I need but when I tried to order it from carmaka they said they don’t actually have it. It seems to me listed but out of stock in quite a few places.

Thanks for getting back! The only ones I’ve been able to find have holes that are too small for the u joint cap. I’ll try to find the specs on the one you linked Linda!

Hey y'all I'm ordering all the parts to replace my rear output seal, extension housing bushing and slip yoke to hopefully end my terrible A43D transmission leak. The replacement yoke I found in an older thread on here is this one: https://www.northerndrivetrain.com/product/PTI-1303-41.html It measures 6.125" from the centerline of the joint to the end of the spline. My orignal measures about 5.750" from the center of the joint to the end of the spline. Thats a .375" difference, Any thoughts on if if the slight difference in length would cause problems or not? The measurement I'm speaking of is J in the picture below: U-Joint Series Toyota Spline Major Diameter 1.100 Spline Count 21.000 Spline Type Involute Universal Joint Retaining Width E 2.047 Universal Joint Bearing Diameter D 1.142 Centerline of Joint to End of Spline J 6.125 Ground Hub Diameter R 1.495 Counterbore Diameter 0.000 Counterbore Depth 0.000 Style Snap Ring Slip Yoke Plug part number (included) Compatible U-Joint Kits PTI-1351-20 Notes Toyota ps. my truck is actually not an rv but a 83 longbed with a pretty massive camper shell. I've found this forum a lot more helpful than the other Toyota ones for automatic info. Thanks for the help!

Thanks! I looked over that post and it is very helpful. I still don't understand how to remove the output shaft though. Any tips are appreciated. I'm wondering if this can be done without dropping the trans? Unfortunately my 83 service manual only has two pages on the auto trans

Hey y'all, new to the forum. I have a dreaded transmission leak on my toyota and and suspect the output shaft bushing. I need to replace the yoke and seal as well but know how to do that. I've been able to find some useful information searching the forums but I haven't been able to locate a how to guide. can anyone explain to me how to get to the bushing? I'm not sure how to remove the shaft that the yoke slides onto as well. Thanks! Nick in Oakland