daisyrocky
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Hi, will a rear driveshaft off a 97 Ex 4 doors 4x2 fit my 97 Ex 4 doors 4x4? Are they both the same length? Thanks!
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Rear driveshaft 4x4 to 4x2
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No they're different. The 4x2 shaft is longer.
daisyrocky
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Aslo , The 4x4 and the 4x2 connect Differently , the 4x4 Bolts onto the Transfer Case , And the 4x2 Uses a slip yoke and goes Directly into the transmission , Just thought I'd offer up why they would not interchange ! .
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