little help please!!

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konoff1998

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Location

ohio

• May 6, 2008

• #1

was wondering if anyone could tell me if i have an sye on the 98 xj classic of mine with the chry 8.25, d30, aw4, 4.0

any info would help greatly

 

whitneyj

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Location

Mayville, WI

• May 6, 2008

• #2

nope, you sure don't. The rubber boot on the yoke off the t-case protects the slip yoke. SYE also didn't come stock on the cherokee.

 

Lowrange2

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Location

Abbeville, SC

• May 6, 2008

• #3

Assuming this is the tc yoke then no.

and at that... it's extended wayyy on out there.

 

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konoff1998

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Location

ohio

• May 6, 2008

• #4

no that is the rear ds into the tranny

 

Lowrange2

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Location

Abbeville, SC

• May 6, 2008

• #5

lol You are aware that the rear driveshaft runs into the transfer case right? The slip yoke eliminator replaces the slip yoke with a non slipping yoke in the rear of the transfer case. The picture that i show is of the yoke that gets replaced. Also you must replace the rear drive shaft with one designed like your front shaft.

 

ZacSquatch

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Location

Fairbanks, AK

• May 6, 2008

• #6

konoff1998 said:

no that is the rear ds into the tranny

Click to expand...

Which is the slip yoke.... The drive shaft slides onto the slip yoke on the TRANSFER CASE....... A SYE means a SLIP YOKE ELIMINATOR.. Which gets rid of the stock slip yoke....


We know what we are talking about....

 

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konoff1998

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Location

ohio

• May 6, 2008

• #7

thanks for the info

 

whitneyj

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Location

Mayville, WI

• May 6, 2008

• #8

if it goes directly into your tranny than you don't haev a tcase which means you don't have 4wheeldrive

 

whitneyj

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Location

Mayville, WI

• May 6, 2008

• #9

oops a little late

 

Mudderoy

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Location

Katy, Texas

• May 6, 2008

• #10

I made the same mistake at first. I assumed the SYE was for the front of the tcase. It wasn't until I got under and really looked at it and read here, that I understood where the SYE would go. Don't forget you have to replace the drive shaft as well.