Propshaft U/J Problem
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andyf
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Propshaft U/J Problem
I've fitted a new U/J to my propshaft all went together ok but it seems quite stiff, it's been a while since I fitted one so I'm not sure if it's normal...
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steve m
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Re: Propshaft U/J Problem
stiff is better than floppy , ooooh, errrr,
Thats was probably spelt wrong, or had some grammer, that the "grammer police have to have a moan at
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Dick
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Re: Propshaft U/J Problem
Sounds like a mallet job. When we replaced them we always gave the flange a belt across the joint in all 4 directions of the uj or if the front it would be the yoke we hit.
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andyf
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Re: Propshaft U/J Problem
Some hefty whacks with the copper headed mallet seems to have fixed it. Should be ok for tomorrow so long as I can get up in the morning!
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David T
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Re: Propshaft U/J Problem
Yay!
Just let me know your address and my Zetec can do the rest.
Just let me know your address and my Zetec can do the rest.
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andyf
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LOL 
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