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Is there a standard size u-joint for 4L80 transmissions or do they vary? This is the tag on my trans. I don’t know what year the yoke I have is from tho and it’s not with me. I only need the front.
It's fairly safe to assume that that is a 2000 transmission. Here is my 2000 model year code list...
2000
0AJP 4.3L G2500
0AKP 7.4L G-Van
0BCP 5.7L C-Truck
0BJP 5.7L K2500
0BMP 5.7L Workhorse P-Van
0BSP 6.0L K-Truck
0BTP 5.7L P-Van
0DCP 7.4L C-Truck
0DLP 7.4L K-Truck
0DMP 7.4L K-Truck
0DNP 5.7L Workhorse P-Van
0DPP 7.4L P-Van, RV NO PARK
0DRP 7.4L C3500 4L80EHD 15,000 GVW
0HMP 5.7L P-Van
0HPP 5.7L C-Truck, G-Van
0JHP 5.7L GMC / Isuzu NPR Tilt Cab,
0LAP 6.5L Workhorse P-Van
0LCP 6.5L G-Van, Bus
0LFP 6.5L K-Truck
0LHP 6.5L P-Van
0LLP 6.5L C-Truck
0MCP 6.0L C-Truck
0MJP 6.0L C-Truck
If the yoke is from the same rig, 0HPP. That is a 2000 "C" truck or "G" van 2500 with a 5.7L, both 2wd. Those are both non LS based vehicles. That would take either a spicer 1350 or 1410 u-joint. Cap diameter are 1.188 for both but the cross measurement is different.
Whats the drive-shaft from?
Chances are you are looking for a 1350-1310/1330 jump joint.
Take the yoke to your favorite parts store and get the oldest guy there or the commercial parts pro
It's fairly safe to assume that that is a 2000 transmission. Here is my 2000 model year code list...
2000
0AJP 4.3L G2500
0AKP 7.4L G-Van
0BCP 5.7L C-Truck
0BJP 5.7L K2500
0BMP 5.7L Workhorse P-Van
0BSP 6.0L K-Truck
0BTP 5.7L P-Van
0DCP 7.4L C-Truck
0DLP 7.4L K-Truck
0DMP 7.4L K-Truck
0DNP 5.7L Workhorse P-Van
0DPP 7.4L P-Van, RV NO PARK
0DRP 7.4L C3500 4L80EHD 15,000 GVW
0HMP 5.7L P-Van
0HPP 5.7L C-Truck, G-Van
0JHP 5.7L GMC / Isuzu NPR Tilt Cab,
0LAP 6.5L Workhorse P-Van
0LCP 6.5L G-Van, Bus
0LFP 6.5L K-Truck
0LHP 6.5L P-Van
0LLP 6.5L C-Truck
0MCP 6.0L C-Truck
0MJP 6.0L C-Truck
If the yoke is from the same rig, 0HPP. That is a 2000 "C" truck or "G" van 2500 with a 5.7L, both 2wd. Those are both non LS based vehicles. That would take either a spicer 1350 or 1410 u-joint. Cap diameter are 1.188 for both but the cross measurement is different.
Whats the drive-shaft from?
Chances are you are looking for a 1350-1310/1330 jump joint.
Take the yoke to your favorite parts store and get the oldest guy there or the commercial parts pro
thanks for the info. I’m putting a 4l80 in my abody and need to get a drive shaft. I’ll go by Napa it’s the only “real” parts store we have.
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