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Intermittent Vibarations (Long) 700

posted by  Fixer-upper on  Tue Jun 5 08:31 CST 2018
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Just to mention it, there is a procedure for making sure the driveshaft is strait after replacing the carrier bearing.

It used to be easy when you could count on the mounts being the same size and just line up the bolts in the same place but the recent bearings I have gotten have been "off."

Might try a piece of string and make sure the driveshaft is only out of "strait" one direction at a time.

Dana used to have a very nice manual.

Best of luck
--
Dan






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