06 prerunner lack of slip yoke

scott6261 · 03-30-2009, 06:38 PM

i bought my wife a 2006 prerunner tacoma 4.0 auto a few weeks back and i went to grease the slip yoke b/c im sure the po didnt bother and was surprised to see there was none on this truck. i have a front and rear section and a hanger like on my 2001 but no slip yoke.

i checked the fsm and i guess this is normal on this setup.

does anyone have an 05 to 09 with a slip yoke?

bears-kill · 11-02-2009, 10:18 PM

Thats funny. I have been told that the 06's don't have zerts on there slip yokes. I have looked for mine on my 06 and have not found it ether. I know it has to be there. Aft of the carrier bearing. Ether right after the bearing bracket or as it goes into the diff. When I get home from this deployment (in 14 days by the way. YA!!) Im going to drop my DS and Grease EVERYTHING. Im sure I will find it then.

mod-sqd · 11-03-2009, 02:25 AM

on the prerunner, it slips in and out at the rear of the tranny, weird setup, but that's how it works, i guess one less thing to grease.....

ShowStop · 11-03-2009, 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mod-sqd

on the prerunner, it slips in and out at the rear of the tranny, weird setup, but that's how it works, i guess one less thing to grease.....

That's the typical set-up for most Jeeps as well. Its also why slip yoke eliminator kits are so popular.

bears-kill · 11-10-2009, 03:19 PM

Ok, Im a noob, but if the slip yoke is at the rear of the tranny, and it has to adjust due the the rear axle moving up and down there for the DS needs to lengthen and shorten, Wouldn't the carrier bearing asembly and bracket get in the way of all that????? I mean the carrier bearing mount is right in between the two moving parts you are talking about. I don't get it.

03-30-2009, 06:38 PM	#1
scott6261 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Greeneville TN Posts: 204	06 prerunner lack of slip yoke i bought my wife a 2006 prerunner tacoma 4.0 auto a few weeks back and i went to grease the slip yoke b/c im sure the po didnt bother and was surprised to see there was none on this truck. i have a front and rear section and a hanger like on my 2001 but no slip yoke. i checked the fsm and i guess this is normal on this setup. does anyone have an 05 to 09 with a slip yoke? __________________ 01 tacoma 2.7 200something to 1 crawl ratio duel cases marlin full 23spline driveline 2.28 front 4.7 rear clocked 20deg, twin sticks 5.29 yukons 9.5 front locked 8.4 rear locked w budbuilt traction bar sased with a 1990 fj62 axle with longs and 5"marlin springs USFH sliders, bumpers,secondary and aux 100amp eletrical boxes, hand throttle, and soon to be exo

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11-02-2009, 10:18 PM	#2
bears-kill Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 39	Thats funny. I have been told that the 06's don't have zerts on there slip yokes. I have looked for mine on my 06 and have not found it ether. I know it has to be there. Aft of the carrier bearing. Ether right after the bearing bracket or as it goes into the diff. When I get home from this deployment (in 14 days by the way. YA!!) Im going to drop my DS and Grease EVERYTHING. Im sure I will find it then.

11-03-2009, 02:25 AM	#3
mod-sqd Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: wpg, mb, canada Posts: 314	on the prerunner, it slips in and out at the rear of the tranny, weird setup, but that's how it works, i guess one less thing to grease.....

11-10-2009, 03:19 PM	#5
bears-kill Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 39	Ok, Im a noob, but if the slip yoke is at the rear of the tranny, and it has to adjust due the the rear axle moving up and down there for the DS needs to lengthen and shorten, Wouldn't the carrier bearing asembly and bracket get in the way of all that????? I mean the carrier bearing mount is right in between the two moving parts you are talking about. I don't get it.