Spicer Driveshaft Yoke Diagram - U-Joint Bearing Cap Bore "D" Measurement
Dimensioned engineering drawing of a driveshaft U-joint yoke with a detail callout labeled D.
This document is a simple technical line drawing (blueprint-style) of a Spicer-type driveshaft yoke, shown in side view. The only text visible on the drawing is the single letter "D," which labels a circled callout pointing to the u-joint bearing cap bore on the yoke ear. The illustration appears intended to define the dimension "D" — the cap/hole diameter used when measuring or identifying a u-joint yoke — but no numeric values, tables, part numbers, dates, or vehicle applicability statements appear in the image itself. The drawing shows the yoke body with splined or threaded end at left and the yoke ears with cross-hole at right. A reader can learn from this figure where the "D" measurement is taken on a yoke (at the bearing cap bore), which is useful for identifying u-joint series or matching a replacement yoke. Because the scan contains no year, model, or manufacturer text, its applicability to the uploader's claimed 1995 Ford Bronco cannot be confirmed or contradicted from the document alone; it is a generic yoke identification diagram, likely one page of a multi-part set (a companion file "Spicer yoke.jpg" exists in the same album).
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the letter "D" indicate on this yoke diagram?
- "D" labels a circled callout pointing to the bearing cap bore (hole) on the yoke ear, showing where that diameter measurement is taken.
- Does this diagram list any dimensions or part numbers?
- No. The drawing contains only the single label "D"; no numeric dimensions, part numbers, or tables are visible.
- What part is shown in the drawing?
- A driveshaft yoke shown in side view, with its ears and u-joint cross-hole at one end.
- Does the document state which vehicles it applies to?
- No vehicle years, makes, or models are stated anywhere in the image.
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