cv joint
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cv joint
i think i either broke a cv joint or it is in the process of goin out after a great run through the pond last weekend on my 90 f150 and they want 200 for the whole assembly any advice on a salvaged part or anyone know of a place that will sell just the cv joint? id also like to get to know some ppl in the area who like their ford trucks, im only 17 so knowing someone with some experience that can give me some advice and muddin alone isnt very fun or smart. do you guys have monthly meets? im in the north kc area
anyone in the market for running 70' f100 with a 360 and 3 on the tree? i need to get rid of mine to pay off the new toy
anyone in the market for running 70' f100 with a 360 and 3 on the tree? i need to get rid of mine to pay off the new toy
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From: Marengo, Iowa
Any more you are further ahead getting the whole assembly, as they go by what is called popularity pricing. Buying the joint alone many times is more expensive than getting the whole assembly. Question though, where is the joint located, right off the t-case, or in the axle? the only cv joint should be up against the transfer case. The other joints are just plain ol' u-joints.
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From: Marengo, Iowa
There's a u-joint right beside it, by the pumpkin, correct? That boot is just where the shaft slides in the yoke, the boot is there to keep grit and garbage out of the splines. To do the u-joint, you have to take the rotors and hubs off, and the shafts come out the end of the axle.
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