H2 front diff one piece shaft 19206697? Only $200

[schulte]

Anyone recognize this part number? 19206697

Looks like it may be the one piece shaft for the H2 front differential (no slide collar).

Anyone know if this will fit in our extension housings??

Looks like it can be had for less than $200

http://parts.nalleygmc.com/products/SHAFT-Front-Axle/2881323/19206697.html

 

[schulte]

http://www.fortwayneclutch.com/inde...d-model-sku-s-40057073-40057072-19206697.html

 

[Brassfield]

Ever find anything out?

 

[schulte]

Nope, no answers.

 

[ikeG]

It works

 

[whitey]

Just installed mine. Fits fine. Wondering what to do with actuator. Leave in place or remove and plug hole. Wondering with what.

 

[Hot COCOAL]

Hey, what's the deal with this? What's the benifits to be had here? Is this a "sled pulling mod" or is it street/strip friendly? My front diff is toast and I'm hoping to rubuild it to be more robust

 

[Harbin_22]

If you run this one piece, your entire front diff and driveshaft will turn constantly.

 

[Hot COCOAL]

So instead of just the drivers side of an open diff, and then when in 4x4 its a "locked" diff?
Yeah, that's not what I'm lookin for...thanks Kyle

 

[WVRigrat05]

That is good to know. One less piece to worry about breaking or not working.

 

[ikeG]

Tony's billet slide collar will fix most of anyone's problems with the front diff. On something that is not street driven at all there is no sense in keeping the axle disconnect at all though. Thats where the one piece passenger shaft comes in.

 

[schulte]

So instead of just the drivers side of an open diff, and then when in 4x4 its a "locked" diff?
Yeah, that's not what I'm lookin for...thanks Kyle

No. It's still an open diff. Just no disconnect between the passenger side wheel axle and the passenger side of the differential.