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J type OD into a 122. 120-130

posted by  pearl on  Fri Jun 18 09:56 CST 2004
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The flange on the J type OD has a different hole and coupling configuration than that of the front part of the first U joint in my '68 122 sedan. How have people who have done this dealt with it?
Should I head for the junk yard and get, what, the first U joint from, what, a 240 series 5 speed with a J type OD? Do the 240 series 5 speeds have a J type? Would that fit onto a 122 drive shaft? Would I have to get an entire drive shaft?
Any more questions?!?
Many thanks.






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