Easiest way to reassemble the drive shaft.
03-16-04, 09:20 PM
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..What? Post that again, but be coherent. The driveshaft is *supposed to* slide right out (of the transmission) once it's unbolted (the 4 bolts connecting the flat plate on the end of the driveshaft, with the 2 u-joints, and the flat plate on the rear axle).
03-16-04, 09:35 PM
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Originally posted by Wyznewski
..What? Post that again, but be coherent. The driveshaft is *supposed to* slide right out (of the transmission) once it's unbolted (the 4 bolts connecting the flat plate on the end of the driveshaft, with the 2 u-joints, and the flat plate on the rear axle).
..What? Post that again, but be coherent. The driveshaft is *supposed to* slide right out (of the transmission) once it's unbolted (the 4 bolts connecting the flat plate on the end of the driveshaft, with the 2 u-joints, and the flat plate on the rear axle).
03-16-04, 10:54 PM
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Ok... thought that was pretty simple....
My car came with a sheared drive shaft at the u-joing between the tranny and shaft. This means it was disconnected from the tranny, but still connected/bolted to the rear axle.
When I slid it out, I never saw it completly assembled.
Do I just slide the tranny side in, and then bolt it to the rear axle.
My car came with a sheared drive shaft at the u-joing between the tranny and shaft. This means it was disconnected from the tranny, but still connected/bolted to the rear axle.
When I slid it out, I never saw it completly assembled.
Do I just slide the tranny side in, and then bolt it to the rear axle.
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