U-Joint Replacement
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Originally Posted by ron's power stoke
I took my shaft out..gave it the guy's at Napa and said I want this back with all new joints and the center baron..cost me around 75 bucks...
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I could tell from the looks of mine it was going to be tuff..I don't have a press so I just took it down to Napa...dropped it off...went shopping came back picked it up went home and put the shaft back in..1 1/2 the job was done..no cussing..no beet up knuckles..I like to fix my own things..but some things are better left for someone with the right tools...the 75 was for parts as well..was the better move for me...
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Originally Posted by sgrol
I would think the parts alone would be at least $75!
rear shaft super duty 210-0160 $13.80 NAPA
center rear drive HB88508A $31.56
this is the list price..i get %12 off my parts..
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Originally Posted by ron's power stoke
I took my shaft out..gave it the guy's at Napa and said I want this back with all new joints and the center baron..cost me around 75 bucks...
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I bought one of Tiger Tools U-Joint tool and it was so slick. I thought it worked better then the C-clamp set up. I did a friend of mines u-joint with the driveshaft still installed out in the parking lot. Well worth the $90.
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