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M46 transmission / power train noise - Diagnosis anywone? 200 1982

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posted by  lucid on  Mon Feb 28 01:40 CST 2005
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It supports the rear end of the Front D-shaft half. It's encased in a large rubber cushion (bushing), which is held in place by a bracket bolted to the floor structure.

Replacement involves removing and separating the 2 halves of the shaft so the old bearing can be pressed off, and the new one pressed on.

The Bentley 240 manual has a good write-up and pictures. The Haynes is OK too. Both manuals say that the old bearing can be driven off with a "drift" and hammer -- and the new one tapped back on. I did one that way once.
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Bruce Young
'93 940-NA (current) — 240s (one V8) — 140s — 122s — since '63.






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