Went for an alignment, and came out with multiple bad joint and slip yoke…
So apparently the yoke needs to be cut out and replaced, because the cap on the joint are shiny. The first picture show the shinny one, the second picture show another joint that’s not shiny, and show the difference between one that’s good and a bad one.
Bad yoke and slip joint after alignment?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dok2304, Dec 28, 2023.
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That’s more pictures of the bad one
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The cap is spinning in the yoke and they are correct, both should be replaced. Normal procedure would be all new u- joints and rebalance the entire shaft.
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Its done, time to replace.
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It's probably not causing an immediate issue, even left as is. On the list of things that gotta be fixed RFN, it's down therecke, Crude Truckin', W923 and 2 others Thank this. -
The middle shaft in the picture needs both ends.
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So you already have them off?
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