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I am not 100% sure what the question is, but here is a shot at it. If you are trying to replace the u-joint, there is a video at myjeepwrangler.com under Fix-it > u-joint

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Q: How to disassemble a CV joint in a 1989 Bronco The enclosed 2 U joints by the Transfer Case with the ball joint.?
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