Name that part!
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Manifold to cylinder head yoke and intake manifold collar.
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Not sure what you mean by "yoke", I just call them spacers but you got it! Two styles pictured. FYI, you can't get the collar anymore. I made some using stainless steel pipe and they fit perfectly.
Let's try a harder one!
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Let's try a harder one!
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If it's a spacer inside a transfer or tranny, or from the Birfields, I've never had one apart to know. 
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Pretty close, enough to give it to ya!RiverPatrol wrote:If it's a spacer inside a transfer or tranny, or from the Birfields, I've never had one apart to know.
Spacer for the rear output on the t-case.
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That one's too easy - the answer is in the background of the photo... 
Those are the detent balls and springs for the 2wd/4wd and the hi/lo shifters
Those are the detent balls and springs for the 2wd/4wd and the hi/lo shifters
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Yeah, I should have let someone else swing at Ian's low speed softball pitch, as well...RiverPatrol wrote:I let you have that one.
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Looks like one of the parts to the drag link. I don't know its proper name but its in the stack up on the end where the ball type joint is.moore_rb wrote:
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