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Old 09-09-2014, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Worked on my first two,the third I hit for 4 hours before giving up. My brother inlaw did the same then spent another hour with a torch before he got it out.
The last side was a pain to beat in enough for the snap ring on mine
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Sometimes (actually every time) I'd rather pay the parts store $20 to press the old ones out and new ones in
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Nope,just slap on a new joint and go! You may have to take the shaft to a shop to have the ujoint pressed out,costs me between $12 and $20 depending on shop
My dad has a u joint press so I'm good to go. Just gotta get my u joints. How much do the moogs run? I can get carquest u joints for cheaper than $16 a piece with lifetime warranty
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My dad has a u joint press so I'm good to go. Just gotta get my u joints. How much do the moogs run? I can get carquest u joints for cheaper than $16 a piece with lifetime warranty
Mine was like $25 and its made a big difference in the way my truck drives
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Mine was like $25 and its made a big difference in the way my truck drives
What's the difference between 1 1/16" u joints and 1 3/16" u joints
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Originally Posted by MDJ1993
What's the difference between 1 1/16" u joints and 1 3/16" u joints
Size and strength
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Originally Posted by MDJ1993
What's the difference between 1 1/16" u joints and 1 3/16" u joints
Idk but if i had to guess its the size of the caps, so the holes in the yoke an driveshaft where it fits in. but thats just my guess, go to advanced an they'll type in your truck an stuff an get the one u need
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Originally Posted by MDJ1993

What's the difference between 1 1/16" u joints and 1 3/16" u joints
2/16"
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2/16"
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2/16"
I knew that much lmao
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