Ford Bronco Ii Bronco 2 Rear Driveshaft 822 on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, Michigan, US
This is a remanufactured conversion style rear driveshaft. The constant velocity joints have been replaced with conventional style u joints. Driveshaft measures 30 1/4" Face of Flange to Face of Flange in the collapsed position. Balanced as an assembly. No core required. 90 day warranty. Many sold with no problems. Driveshaft fits the following vehicles:
1988-1993 Bronco II 4wd with 5 speed manual transmission
1987-1993 Bronco II 2wd with auto transmission
1985-1993 Bronco II 4wd with auto transmission
1984-1987 Bronco II All with auto transmission
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