Driveshaft U-joints?

[Dukes69]

What u-joints do stock 4.0/manual/D30/D35 TJ front and rear driveshafts use?

[cbremer]

1310 series... same ones as the XJs and YJs

[Dukes69]

thank you Chuck

[NAILER341]

my stock u joints on the 6 cylinder yj were 1330 series joints.
measure the yoke on the rear end.... it is either 3.5" or 3.875"

[Dukes69]

Originally posted by NAILER341
my stock u joints on the 6 cylinder yj were 1330 series joints.
measure the yoke on the rear end.... it is either 3.5" or 3.875"

Hmmm, so is there no set of rules for what U-joints are in there?:confused:
So its either 1310 or 1330
I will try to measure the yoke.

anyone else?

[blkTJ]

1310 or 1330 won't get you far with the average parts store employee. Trust me I tried. hold on... <goes to jeep to check spares>

[blkTJ]

ujoint for 1310 series yoke (standard TJ shafts)... 5-153X

ujoint w/flush fitting in cap for CV... 5-433-1X

[NAILER341]

http://www.lightruck.com/driveshaft_parts.asp

[NAILER341]

Two pinion yokes were used on the YJ's D35C rear axle. Through 1993, Spicer part #2-4-6901-1X was utilized. This yoke uses 1310 series U-joints measuring 3 7/32" cap-to-cap. In 1994 and 1995, a larger pinion yoke part #2-4-7631-1 was employed which uses 1330 series U-joints measuring 3 5/8" cap-to-cap.

[blkTJ]

Originally posted by NAILER341
http://www.lightruck.com/driveshaft_parts.asp

interesting. I don't see my part #s there. :confused:

[Dukes69]

I found the front driveshaft Spicer P/N's.

These are interchangeable:
5-153X is greasable
5-785X is non-greasable

I would assume the rear shaft uses the same joints.

[igofshn]

TJ's are definately 1310's front and rear.