Yukon YT A02 Spanner Tool for Ford 9 Inch Differential 3.062/3.250 Case

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Product Specification:

SKU:YUKYT A02

UPC: 883584560258

Weight: 1.1 lb

Inventory: 4

Type: Tools

Vehicle Fitment

Any vehicle equipped with a Ford 9" or Strange 9" differential, 3.062" or 3.250" case (universal, cross-platform fitment)
Compatible with 28-spline or 31-spline axle configurations

Fitment Notes

Shop tool, not a vehicle-installed part - used during differential setup and rebuild, not left in the vehicle
No-return item per manufacturer policy

Features

Precisely adjusts threaded side adjusters for setting backlash
Enables accurate carrier bearing preload setup
Compatible with both standard Ford 9" and Strange 9" aftermarket cases
Works across 28-spline and 31-spline axle setups
Durable steel construction built for repeated shop use
Essential tool for gear installs, rebuilds, and preload adjustments
Sold individually for straightforward addition to a tool set
Manufactured by Yukon Gear & Axle for consistent, repeatable results

Specifications

Differential application: Ford 9" and Strange 9"
Case size compatibility: 3.062" and 3.250"
Axle spline compatibility: 28 or 31-spline
Material: Steel

Included Components

1x 9" Differential Spanner Tool

Product Description

The Yukon YT A02 spanner tool is purpose-built for setting up Ford 9" and Strange 9" differentials, giving installers precise control over the threaded side adjusters used to set backlash and carrier bearing preload. Getting this adjustment right is critical to gear life and quiet operation, and this tool is designed to make that process accurate and repeatable.

Built from durable steel and sized to fit both the 3.062" and 3.250" case variants with 28 or 31-spline axles, this spanner is a staple for shops and enthusiasts doing regular 9" differential builds, rebuilds, or gear swaps - a small but essential piece of the setup process.