Rear drive shaft slip yolk crack and can’t find replacement

Was repairing my u joints and center carrier bearing today and cracked my slip yolk and have been searching all over and can’t find one that will work everyone is trying to sell me the whole rear shaft and it’s just a shame I have a new oem carrier bearing and new oem spicer u joints on just need the slip yolk

 

Where is it cracked?

 

It cracked on the outer weak side yolk where the u joint goes

 

Hate to say it but “help” in the title is usually reserved for people who are stuck in the woods

Good luck with the drive shaft and welcome to TW!

 

Call your local, or local adjacent junk yard.

It seems like a silly unwritten rule, but this forum jumps into action when someone needs real help on the trail. It's great that this site reserves "help" for true emergencies...

Also... most of us are on here for "help" with our projects. If you're looking for advice, you don't need to preface it.

 

Hey sorry for the help thing had no idea it would cause for people so upset just looking to see if anyone else had this problem finding this part

 

Possibly this one but double check:
https://fortwayneclutch.com/product...0-spline-driveshaft-slip-yoke-sku-2-3-15651x/

 

No body is upset, my dude. Just trying to help explain some of the TW nuances to a new member... I hope you stick around...

 

https://fortwayneclutch.com/product...0-spline-driveshaft-slip-yoke-sku-2-3-15651x/

However, I'd go to a u-pull-it yard.

Edit: wi_taco beat me to it

 

have a driveline shop make one for you. Don't know where you are located but there are several where I live.

 

The junkyards don't want to sell just the yoke portion because that would leave them with half a driveshaft. Not many buyers come looking for half a driveshaft, most people need the whole thing.

Same reason they won't disassemble a complete motor to sell you one cylinder head for example..

They can't be asking that much for the entire used driveshaft. Buying the whole thing will still likely be the cheapest, most useful option

 

From what I've heard production of the driveshafts were licensed to Spicer but Toyota doesn't want them to sell parts. So as others have said your best option is a junkyard find.