Reply to "U-Joint Recommendations"

pantera1887Member

When you put the new U joints back in the yokes you will need to be very careful not to have a roller bearing fall out of place and get caught and pushed into the bottom of the cap. If it does it is toast!! It is helpful to start by removing the zerk off the new X part and then pushing the X way into the yoke. Then the cap can be positioned on the end of the X so the bearings say in place. Push the cap in all the way past its normal position so the X extends all the way into the other side of the yoke. Install the other cap on the X and push everything back so the clips fit. When you get all done put the zerk back on.

Mike

10/19/102:00 PM

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