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Drive shafts
Hi can anyone tell me how to check the joints are ok on the Sierra drive shafts, I purchased some recently and when having my car moted recently the guy said he would give them the once over and fit new gators but it seems to be taking a very long Time for him to get round to it might just get them back and do myself any help greatly appreciated.
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Watch these 2 videos, very helpful!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsytyVzokBg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOma2BMhrzc I hope also this thread will be helpful for you too: http://www.haynes.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=7608 Some time ago i was off rebuilding my CV joints and came after the problem of positioning them correctly. Remember that "star" end goes towards the wheel end. Last edited by DRCorsa : 24th November 2012 at 09:47 AM. |
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Thanks that's a great help.
Daveyb |
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At least the Sierra push-in driveshaft CV joints are a tri-fork design, without the balls, and without the mechanical puzzle quality when taking apart and putting back together. But there's one thing to note: the shop manual tells you to cut through the steel cup that the joint is encased in, but the chances of finding a replacement cup are close to zero. So, carefully price it open with a screwdriver and close it with a hammer when assembling.
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