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part number for M12 slip yoke? |
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wantajav
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Posted: May/17/2022 at 8:54pm |
Hello , 1969 AMC Javelin 390 , M12 auto...what is the part number?
Thanks!
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wantajav
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OK checked the pdf parts book "448 5622"....
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ramblinrev
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Just looked it up for you, and I agree! |
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wantajav
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Now, to find one....lol
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71 Javelin AMX O.O.
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I have a course treaded yoke that has C2-3-349 stamped on it?
Would that work? Steve
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wantajav
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16 splines,
shaft into the rear of the trans is 3 1/2" long and smooth...shaft OD looks to be 1.75" I think there was a coarse yoke in the 50's 60's for rambler 6 cyl.
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