Another driveshaft question....

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Re: Another driveshaft question.... [Re: gcinque] #567724 02/13/05 05:32 PM

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Well, the driveshaft *is* mostly hollow. Unless the tubing is damaged, no need to replace it. U-joints can be replaced if they are worn or loose. The slip yoke can also be replaced if it is worn out.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Another driveshaft question....	gcinque	02/13/05 04:26 PM
Re: Another driveshaft question....	4Crawler	02/13/05 05:32 PM
Re: Another driveshaft question....	BrokeAsAJoke	02/13/05 05:41 PM
Re: Another driveshaft question....	4Crawler	02/13/05 06:27 PM

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