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Anyone know where I can find a front yoke or complete u-joint assembly for a 1/2 ton 1947 Chevrolet 3100 4 speed??? My front yoke is broken, rear yoke okay....Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks

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1940-1947 1/2 ton u-joint assembly (1948-1954 is different).

If you want a NOS or used unit, place a Want Ad in the Swap Meet.



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Thanks Tim,
The link you sent me was for a three speed yoke. Is this the same as the four speed 47?.I tried one from a 49 3 speed, the spline on the trans yoke were different.Thanks Brandon

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Oops, sorry Brandon. I read your post too quickly.

I do not know much about pre-48 u-joints. Maybe someone with better information will respond

It looks like one or both yokes (at least) are different .

You might want to post a want-ad in the Swap Meet. Have have obtained very good u-joints that way.

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The 1940-47 Front U-Joint yoke for 1/2 tons with 4-speed transmissions are stand-alone and don't interchange with any other years or transmissions.

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Give these guys a call. I think they have the yoke you are looking for.

http://www.bowtiebits.com/

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bowtiebits has one on ebay as we speak.


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I would recommend it be bought in a hurry, because once it is gone, it might be a long time before another one comes up for sale.


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