Part number for U-Joint in the front axle shaft ???

[gjswt19]

I have searched the TM manuals and the only number I could find is the entire axle shaft not just the U-joint. I have searched steel soldiers and can only find the drive shaft u-joints. If anyone knows the part number for the axle shaft u-joint on an LMTV that would be very helpful.

Thank You

 

[simp5782]

It looks like a 1310 joint size from the pic.

Be easier and a best bet to just pull it and take it to a driveline shop or measure the caps yourself and get the correct joint.

I maybe can run your axle tag # thru meritor and see if I can get a breakdown diagram.


From the looks of the pic they have it isnt a big joint.

https://www.easternsurplus.net/PartDetails/6146/Left-Front-Driver-Side-U-Joint-Style-Axle-Shaft

 

[DiverDarrell]

It’s in the parts sheet at the top of the forum. About 40 bucks.

 

[DiverDarrell]

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?155667-LMTV-FMTV-Quck-Parts-Reference-Spreadsheet

 

[simp5782]

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?155667-LMTV-FMTV-Quck-Parts-Reference-Spreadsheet

I don't have the half shaft u joints listed in the parts spreadsheet. the 279x's are for the actual propeller shafts. not the half shafts inside the axle.

 

[DiverDarrell]

I was thinking the wrong part. Thinking back now, I wish I had taken more pictures when had them out. Any drive line shop should be able to source them.

 

[gjswt19]

I think I have located a part number and will verify once it arrives, CP750N, it says freightliner but is for 2.5 ton Rockwell axles

 

[sjohn116]

by all means, if I'm wrong, please say so, but I was under the impression that since Spicer invented the u-joint in the early 1900's, any and all U-joints in the market have a spicer series and part number. Easily determined by measuring the cup diameter and the overall width across the + u-joint

The u-joint all by itself should be quickly and easily identified by the technician at any driveline shop.

 

[adaptivehumanity]

I know it has been a while but the part number from moog is 898 and napa is UJ898.

 

[olly hondro]

Slightly off topic: I am looking for two of the long front axle shafts to modify if you guys have any in the parts pile.

You see, when I flip the chunk to a low pinion configuration the long axle becomes too long and the short one too short. If I have two long axles shortened then I could do the chunk flip and axle install the same day.

 

[Guyfang]

Olly,
Why don't you submit a "Parts Wanted" thread? It would get you better visibility.

 

[RRaulston]

I know it has been a while but the part number from moog is 898 and napa is UJ898.

This is the NAPA Part from NAPA. Kinda thinking there is a vender on here thats much more reasonable....