Review on Yukon Gear YA F975005 Differential by Phil Kuebler

Good replacement. Two things you need to know. Firstly, since the end of the hub isn't beveled, you'll have to fiddle around a bit to get the splined end to fully engage the differential. I had to remove the parking brake springs to get the axle fully into the differential so I could lock it in place. So I replaced the parking brake springs. There is just enough play to prevent the hub from rubbing on the brake springs when fully seated and fully seated. Second, you must install the eyebolts before installing the axle. By adjusting I mean making sure they are fully seated on the hub. Otherwise you will not be able to correctly install the end of the spline. The shaft does not come with eyebolts, you must purchase these separately. In general very satisfied.