Part identification

[paulbrapp]

What is this part called? Not the ujoint but the other piece that connects to the axle.

 

[paulbrapp]

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[paulbrapp]

Don't know how to put a picture of it up. It is at the end of the front drive shaft that connects to axle.

 

[MUSKYMAN]

driven or pinion flange

 

[paulbrapp]

Here is a picture I stole from someone else.

At the end... Where the ujoint connects to the driveshaft and ??? That is what I need to know the name of and where to get one

Thanks

 

[md irvin]

will tillery has them www.roverguy.com

 

[paulbrapp]

What is it called?

 

[TurdFerguson]

Yolk - part that connect the U-joint to the drive shaft
Driveshaft Flange - part that connects the U-joint (and rest of the driveshaft) to the pinion flange on the third member (differential)

 

[paulbrapp]

Thanks

 

[p m]

Yolk - part that connect the U-joint to the drive shaft

FWIW, it's "YOKE."

 

[TurdFerguson]

when I wrote that, I was also thinkin about fried egg on white rice and some salt...lol Thanks for the edit.

 

[paulbrapp]

Can I get a driveshaft flange at napa or autozone.. etc..?

 

[p m]

when I wrote that, I was also thinkin about fried egg on white rice and some salt...lol

now I'm hungry... you bastard!

 

[p m]

Can I get a driveshaft flange at napa or autozone.. etc..?

I doubt that.
The only reason to look for a flange (that I can think of) is to convert the rear driveshaft from roto to regular U-joint. Any rover parts house should have it.

EDIT - after looking at your photo, it looks like you need the driveshaft yoke. You can use one from nearly any rover driveshaft (if I'm not mistaken).