TJ Wrangler 97-06 Pass side axle shaft, Abs Vs Non ABS

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TJ Wrangler 97-06 Pass side axle shaft, Abs Vs Non ABS

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So I upgraded my passenger side ,2 piece axle, to a single piece from a TJ ( Thanks Jeff) and need to secure a a trail spare... :mrgreen: just incase :oops:
I was wondering if a the TJ 97-06 Pass side axle with ABS will fit my YJ as it does NOT have nor need the ABS.
92 YJ 6Cyl > 3 " lift, ford 8.8 SOA on XJ springs with Aussie out back, D30 with alloy 30's and ARB up front 4:56. 35 MTR's, 10K Winch, SYE ,traction bar, onBd Air and lots of gently used skids
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Re: TJ Wrangler 97-06 Pass side axle shaft, Abs Vs Non ABS

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Yes, it will fit. The only difference with the stub shaft, is the ABS tone ring. Back when I had a Dana 30, I used Yukon TJ stubs from Randy's Ring & Pinion which had tone rings.
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Re: TJ Wrangler 97-06 Pass side axle shaft, Abs Vs Non ABS

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Dave, I have an extra long shaft assembly you can have as a spare ;)
It's got the smaller 260 u-joint, but it'll work in a pinch.
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Awesome, thanks guys... :-)
I am beginning to think I should call them repleacements instead of spares as they seem to be getting used alot lately.
May be time to ask Santa for some alloys :mrgreen:
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nhdcoye wrote:May be time to ask Santa for some alloys :mrgreen:
Get a Waggy 44. It's nearly a bolt in and alloys are about $500.00 for it.
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ZAEDOCK wrote:
nhdcoye wrote:May be time to ask Santa for some alloys :mrgreen:
Get a Waggy 44. It's nearly a bolt in and alloys are about $500.00 for it.
Maybe I'll wait for the easter bunny :-)
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Re: TJ Wrangler 97-06 Pass side axle shaft, Abs Vs Non ABS

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Kurt wrote:Dave, I have an extra long shaft assembly you can have as a spare ;)
It's got the smaller 260 u-joint, but it'll work in a pinch.
Great. Sounds like a trail spare
. I located the NAPA seals ans got an extra to replace yours.
I need to get a Tom Woods center bearing rebuild kit from Lou and I will be back at full spares capacity
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