u joint problem
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Originally posted by steveo420
It fails at the yoke.
It fails at the yoke.
Your cups should fit snug - no slack.
Also make sure the yoke is not wobbling on the pinion shaft. This will create undue pressure on the u-joint.
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From: NE Texas
Originally posted by steveo420
The yoke has some bearing play and the yoke it self is a mess(alot of breaks)
The yoke has some bearing play and the yoke it self is a mess(alot of breaks)
I bet you can get those at a junk yard. There are a few driveshaft shops here that sell them for a fairly good price. Northeast Texas that is.
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