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Driveshaft problems


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Dec 14, 2015
Messages
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Vehicle Year
1996
Transmission
Automatic
Hey guys, my name is Alex, retired 88M ILARNG, I am starting to get tired of my ranger. The center support bearing blew out on me while driving, then the bracket that holds it in place ate into my driveshaft. It's a simple procedure to replace the fore shaft of the two piece shaft, but I canthink find the proper one for sale anywhere. Autozone, oriellys, advanced, napa, everyone sends me the wrong part. At first I thought maybe it was an improved double cardan u-joint design, like on some of the bigger deuces, but I gave up on that idea, I really don't want to go junkyard, I like to use new/remaned parts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
96 ford ranger 4.0 125" 4x2 not splash model
 
Get a one piece shaft from a later model that has your same body and drive-train option (4x4 vs non-4x4). On a 96 it should be bolt in.
 
I would do that, however I don't really want to cut the center support bearing support bracket out. Already looked at that option, want to keep as a 2 peice
 

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