New Dana Driveshaft U-joint 1410 Series Non-greaseable 5-1410x Pair on 2040-parts.com
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
THIS IS A NEW PAIR OF DANA SPICER NON-GREASABLE 1410 SERIES DRIVESHAFT U-JOINT P/N 5-1410X REPLACING PART # 5-801X FITS FORD, JEEP, CHEVROLET, GMC, DODGE AND INTERNATIONAL.
1410 SERIES U-JOINT IS 1-3/16" CAP DIAMETER AND 4-3/16" ACROSS THE CAPS.
FOR MULTIPLE PURCHASES PLEASE USE THE SHOPPING CART BUTTON WHEN SELECTING YOUR ITEMS AND THEN ASK FOR AN INVOICE TO COMBINED SHIPPING BEFORE PAYING.
PLEASE NOTE: THE NUMBER GIVEN BY USPS IS A DELIVERY CONFIRMATION TRACKING NUMBER THERE IS NO GUARANTEED DELIVERY TIME ONLY A RANGE.
IF YOU NEED AN ITEM BY A SPECIFIC TIME OR DAY, LET US KNOW AND WE WILL SHIP IT BY ANOTHER CARRIER.
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