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Ford Bronco Rear Driveshaft Exploded Diagram - Double Cardan & Slip Yoke

Exploded parts diagram of a double Cardan driveshaft assembly labeling the center yoke, socket yoke, slip yoke, U-joints and companion flange.

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This document is an exploded parts diagram (figure reference E2258-1F) showing the components of a driveshaft double cardan assembly, uploaded to SuperMotors.net as a rear driveshaft reference for a 1990 Ford Bronco. The illustration labels the major components in exploded view: the double cardan assembly as a whole (outlined with a bracket at the top left of the drawing), the U-joint assembly with its cross and bearing caps, the center yoke, the socket yoke, a U-joint with its cross and cap components, and the companion flange with its attaching bolt at the differential end. On the opposite end of the shaft, the diagram identifies the slip yoke and another U-joint with its bearing caps and cross. A reader can learn the assembly order and relative positions of the double cardan (CV-style) joint components, how the U-joints, center yoke, and socket yoke fit together within the double cardan assembly, and how the slip yoke and rear U-joint connect at the other end of the shaft. The diagram contains only callout labels — no part numbers, torque specifications, or year/model applicability text is visible.

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Frequently asked questions

What components make up the double cardan assembly in this diagram?
The diagram shows the double cardan assembly includes a U-joint assembly, a center yoke, a socket yoke, and a U-joint, mounted to a companion flange.
What is at the opposite end of the driveshaft from the double cardan joint?
The diagram shows a slip yoke with a U-joint (cross and bearing caps) at the other end of the shaft.
What connects the double cardan assembly to the axle/transfer case side?
A companion flange, shown with an attaching bolt, is at the base of the double cardan assembly.
Does this diagram list part numbers or torque specs?
No. It is an exploded illustration with component name callouts only; the only reference marking is the figure number E2258-1F.

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