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gaz05 10th May 2011 09:32 PM

Drive shaft covers
 
Been to Ford dealer this morning to order a couple of the steel covers needed to refurbish my drive shafts. The lad behind the counter couldn't find them on his parts fisch. Anybody know the part number and if they are still available?

I think there are two different sizes and my shafts are from a diesel.

Surely there must be a market for these given the number of sierra driveshafts around?

twinturbo 10th May 2011 09:45 PM

Been unavailabe from ford for 10 years or more! never seen a supply.

TT

gaz05 10th May 2011 10:20 PM

Oh Great. I've just cut one open!

mikemph 10th May 2011 10:53 PM

fordpartsuk apparently can do them.... not tried them myself

if you have any luck let me know. post up some part numbers too as I'm sure it will be of use to others

http://www.fordpartsuk.com/contactus.htm

baz-r 19th May 2011 09:15 AM

i take it your on about the tin can/crimp on type cv boots for sierra drum brake type drive shafts.
i know there are 2 types 73 and 77mm cv body dia
was 2 auto factors and there is no pattern replacments thay could find :eek:
i think recon shafts are still availble but thay are going to be expensive

flyerncle 19th May 2011 12:56 PM

They were available recently,one was cheap and the other variety expensive.

MSA appproved complete shafts are available from Comercial Propshafts in Team Valley Gateshead. Stan is the man.

HandyAndy 19th May 2011 01:40 PM

Gaz, if you get really stuck,

I have a spare pair of push in driveshafts ( intended keeping them as spares), but if they help keep your build going just get in touch.

They have very good CV boots & the tin cans are also in good nick.

Also got spare diff & brakes etc, infact its a full backend that I have spare.

cheers
andy

gaz05 19th May 2011 08:27 PM

Cheers Andy. I'll keep that in mind. just need the left hand one.

FordpartsUK didn't get back to me so I assume they're unavailable.

I'm wondering what kind of market there is for them. Tooling wouldn't cost much and one of my neighbours has a business pressing car panels. Just a thought.

twinturbo 19th May 2011 09:13 PM

it will be a part that will shift, but not quickly. Demand will go up though.

TT

Andy J 27th May 2011 11:18 PM

Just thought I would say i odered a cv boot kit from ford
one boot and one steel cover pluss grease
cost me £13 plus vat


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