The problem is, when mounted on the truck didn’t feel any play in the shaft. Soon as they took it out, everything moves. It’s like they knew…or they have a hunch
Bad yoke and slip joint after alignment?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dok2304, Dec 28, 2023.
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welcome to trucking. it's costs money. if you don't like it learn to fix it yourself.
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They want everything replaced ..Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
That's one of the things you can't understand without experience. There's things thst can wait, and things that need adressed right now.
I'm surprised an alignment shop even looked at u joints.cke, Opendeckin, Rideandrepair and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Those u-joints have grease fittings on them? They look really dry.
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We get lots of bad yokes here,,but nothing funny about this. Here's a happy thought, are the shaft splines worn? Rosanne Rosanadana said it best, "it's a always a somethin', if it isn't this , it's that".
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