SKF Universal Joint P/N:UJ351BF
Keep torque moving through your driveline with SKF u joints like the SKF Universal Joint UJ275, built for Ford, Mercury and Lincoln applications. It fits the 1959-1969 Ford F-100, 1959-1977 Ford F-250, 1960 Mercury Colony Park, Mercury Country Cruiser, Mercury Montclair, Mercury Monterey and Mercury Park Lane, 1961-1962 Lincoln Continental, 1962 Ford Thunderbird, 1967-1974 Ford F-350 and 1975-1978 Ford F-150.
A universal joint connects driveshaft sections and yokes so they can transmit torque while the angle between them changes as the vehicle moves. Depending on the application, the UJ275 is cataloged for front, rear and center positions. These include the front and rear joints on the front shaft, the rear shaft and the intermediate shaft.
A U-joint may need replacing if you notice any of these signs:
Other driveline parts can cause similar symptoms, so diagnose the cause before replacing. Engine details for each vehicle are listed in the Buyer's Guide tab.
Interchange: 1-0134BF
10134BF · 253 · 275
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What vehicles does the SKF UJ275 universal joint fit?
It is listed for the 1959-1969 Ford F-100, 1959-1977 Ford F-250, 1967-1974 Ford F-350, 1975-1978 Ford F-150, 1962 Ford Thunderbird, 1961-1962 Lincoln Continental and several 1960 Mercury models.
Which driveline position does the UJ275 install in?
Depending on the application, it is cataloged for front, rear and center positions, including the front and rear joints on the front, rear and intermediate shafts. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for your vehicle.
How is the journal cross built?
SKF gives the journal cross a solid cold-formed body, which is engineered for better wear and overall strength.
What are signs a U-joint may need replacing?
Common signs include a clunk when shifting into gear, vibration that increases with speed, squeaking at low speed, or play in the joint. Other parts can cause similar symptoms, so diagnose before replacing.
How are the bearing cups treated?
The bearing cups are heat treated for strength. They are also precision-ground and case-hardened for durability.
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