Reply to "zf output shafts and Half shafts"

davidnunnMember

I agree with Julian. As long as your half-shafts aren't damaged, just put them back together with new U-joints. Be aware of the fact they're balanced assemblies, so make sure you put them back together exactly the same way they came apart. If you have any doubts, just take them to a driveline shop to have them rebuilt or send them to a Pantera vendor.

Powertrain Industries (www.powertrainidustries.com) has Pantera U-joints with grease zerks; part number: 4151-32. If I recall, they are the same as '70's Toyota 2WD pickup truck driveshaft U-joints but with thinner snap-rings to fit the Pantera half-shafts.

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