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Oct 19, 2010 | 12:35 PM

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bankshot

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Originally Posted by powersmoked

were both your trucks extcab? on your trucks were the driveshaft aluminum? did they both have the slip yoke and the carrier bearing?

Both are extra cab. Steel driveshaft with slip yolk. No carrier bearing.

I don't have a grease fitting. I just force it in with my finger.

Oct 19, 2010 | 12:39 PM

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powersmoked

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Originally Posted by bankshot

Both are extra cab. Steel driveshaft with slip yolk. No carrier bearing.

I don't have a grease fitting. I just force it in with my finger.

the Op says he has a one piece alluminum DS. does that sound right. I thought all the extcabs had the slipyoke

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