FC Driveshaft, can u joints be replaced at all?
#1
Well, I put my FC up on jackstands and removed the rear driveshaft today. It was cooked!!
Should I even bother taking it to the driveshaft place and having him see if he can put new u joints in it? I know they are 'non serviceable' u joints but does that mean I can't replace them or what?
Should I even bother taking it to the driveshaft place and having him see if he can put new u joints in it? I know they are 'non serviceable' u joints but does that mean I can't replace them or what?
#2
Originally Posted by Chewbacca' date='Jul 3 2002, 01:02 AM
Well, I put my FC up on jackstands and removed the rear driveshaft today. It was cooked!!
Should I even bother taking it to the driveshaft place and having him see if he can put new u joints in it? I know they are 'non serviceable' u joints but does that mean I can't replace them or what?
Should I even bother taking it to the driveshaft place and having him see if he can put new u joints in it? I know they are 'non serviceable' u joints but does that mean I can't replace them or what?
#3
Yea, I would take it to a driveline shop and have them check it out. They can probably put some in with zurk fittings, or press in some Mazda ones. You could even have it balanced while its there.
Curious enough, the Mazda ones are pressed in right? I've never actually looked at one.
Curious enough, the Mazda ones are pressed in right? I've never actually looked at one.
#6
Originally Posted by TonyTurboII' date='Jul 3 2002, 11:25 PM
Ive heard you have no choice but to replace it. But I would take it to a driveline shop to be sure.
#7
Originally Posted by 13BAce' date='Jul 3 2002, 09:30 PM
[quote name='TonyTurboII' date='Jul 3 2002, 11:25 PM']Ive heard you have no choice but to replace it. But I would take it to a driveline shop to be sure.
This would probably be your best bet.
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