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Anyone attempt removing frost plug from driveshaft yoke

yeti

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So batting my damn leaky yoke, I’ve RTV the inside and jb weld the outside.

At this point I think I’m gonna order a spare used yoke and pound out the frost plug and replace with a welsh plug.

I was just told of this method and wish I found it earlier. Seems pretty straight forward.

Is this my best bet to stopping the leaky yoke?

Seems like a proper fix opposed to just pouring rtv inside and hoping it works, it also seems the rtv isn’t a permanent fix.

Also in the market for a spare yoke if anyone has one.

Also pictured is a yoke another member has and says has too much surface rust to be used, can I use fine sand paper to remove rust and be good to go? Has anyone ever used something worse?







 

brisvr4

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Seeing that i am the guy that made that guide and that yoke has been on my car for many years with zero leaks I would say it is!
 

yeti

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Sweet my spare yoke ( in the last picture ) just arrived. I’ll be attempting to do this here shortly.

Gonna order some new u joints and carrier bearings while I’m at it I guess.

Gettin the ole shiturpants thumping from the rear end.
 
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