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Center U-joint rumble 444-544

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posted by  CVOLVO on  Tue Oct 3 00:47 CST 2006
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Hi Patrtick. Here's a diagram showing both types of rubber bushings. I have #3 on my '53 that is more spongy than the harder #4 type. #3 was used up to chassis number 102285. Yes, these will both wear down and if exposed to oil, they will deteriorate, causing excess vibrations. A worn roller bearing will be quite noticable, producing a grinding noise at all speeds. I do have a few spare sets of #3 if you cannot find them elsewhere.


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