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The Meritor 17N Series Drive Shaft End Yoke renews the shaft-end connection for heavy-duty driveline torque transfer. This genuine Meritor end yoke fits 17N Series driveline service, where the yoke must hold the universal joint squarely while carrying torque through the shaft. A worn hub, spline area, or bearing-cap pocket can create vibration that travels through the driveline. Shaft-end repairs involving the Meritor 17TYS4416A should be handled before yoke wear starts damaging the joint interface.
| Bearing Cap Diameter | 1.94 in. |
| Center To End | 5.93 in. |
| Deflector | DEFR62-2 |
| Distance Between Nibbs | 6.19 in. |
| Hub Diameter | 3.75 in. |
| Joint Angle | 47┬░ |
| Kit Mtg. Holes | TH |
| Series | 17N |
| Spline Diameter | 2.750 in. |
| Spline Length | 1.80 in. |
| Spline: Number Of Splines | 43I |
| Use Kit | KT17SB |
| Use U-Joint Kit | M675X |
| VMRS Code | 024-001-003 |
The Meritor end yoke is designed with precision and durability in mind. This high-quality aftermarket end yoke helps reduce noise and vibration to keep the driveline running at optimum performance.
| Bearing Cap Diameter | 1.94 in. |
| Brand | Meritor |
| Center To End | 5.93 in. |
| Deflector | DEFR62-2 |
| Distance Between Nibbs | 6.19 in. |
| HUB DIAMETER | 3.75 in. |
| JOINT ANGLE | 47 Degrees |
| Kit Mtg. Holes | TH |
| Number of splines | 43I |
| Pallet Quantity | 100 |
| Series | 17N |
| Spline Diameter | 2.750 in. |
| Spline Length | 1.80 in. |
| Use Kit | KT17SB |
| Use U-joint Kit | M675X |
| Weight | 15.50 |
| Spline Quantity | 43I |
| Spline Length | 1.80 in. |
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| 17TYS4416A, HR17TYS4416A |
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