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'Shudder no shudder' solved 200 1989

posted by  anthony2 on  Fri Oct 28 00:47 CST 2011
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“Shudder no shudder” solved, so, after 2 posts on this "shuddering mystery", l took the brick into the shop,they removed the driveshaft, 3 U joints. Rear U joint almost pure rust, wouldn’t move side to side but did move up 'n down, barely. . Bad!! Other 2 U joints in great condition, but it only takes one.

Replaced that rear U joint, shudder gone. So, drive shaft can be the cause of shuddering also. Logical.

Thanks everyone for you inputs.






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