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I have a 1988 C4 auto, and need to buy a new front spindle yoke. Anyone can help would be most appreciated
Not sure what you mean by "front spindle yoke." Are you referring to #1 in the diagram below? That's called the "steering knuckle." If that's what you need, the best bet is to either look at eBay or to post a "want to buy" (WTB) listing in the C4 Parts Classified section.
Not sure what you mean by "front spindle yoke." Are you referring to #1 in the diagram below? That's called the "steering knuckle." If that's what you need, the best bet is to either look at eBay or to post a "want to buy" (WTB) listing in the C4 Parts Classified section.
Hi, Matthew Thanks for your reply
i was very vague with my question, so sorry. I need the splined yoke at the front drive shaft which slips into the rear extension of the transmission.
I have the 4 speed auto with overdrive.GM Turbo Hydr
amatic 700R4
This would be correct (missing dampener) for an A4 C4 Corvette. I'd think if you take these specifications to a 'local' drive-line shop even in AU you can be helped. This one has a correct counter-bore.There's similar available but don't have the counter-bore. There's very likely other vendors for same/similar. Compare these dimensions to what you have 'in-hand'.
Measure and compare maybe relying upon a local drive-line shop.
There's likely off-shore similar to the 2-3-4911X that often might sell for $40 or so. I've never used anything other than genuine Spicer.
This maybe if it were available locally branded other than Spicer It would require a cut-off of 1/2" or so to acquire appropriate length with no counter-bore
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