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dyntan

posted on 24/1/08 at 10:33 PM Reply With Quote
propshaft

Hi
can anyone advise me how to remove the universal joint on mk2 propshaft, cant seem to work it out other than smash it with a hammer. i'm trying to remove the shorter shaft so i can fit the splined joint to the one remaining shaft if that makes sense.
cheers paul

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Chippy

posted on 24/1/08 at 11:58 PM Reply With Quote
To dismantle a UJ is fine if its a circlip type, but if its peened then not so simple. If its circliped, first remove all four clips. Support the yoke in a vice, and then knock the centre section of the UJ downwards to drive out the bearing cup. Do this to all four cups and there you go, jobs a good un. Putting it back together, now thats another story, Cheers Ray





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dyntan

posted on 25/1/08 at 09:58 AM Reply With Quote
this is the problem , there is no circlip, any ideas or alternative prop you can suggest is appreciated.
paul

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Mr Whippy

posted on 25/1/08 at 11:56 AM Reply With Quote
if its the heat of welding that your worried about I have managed to weld up props with the joint in a bucket of water, worked fine.

If you strip a joint watch out for all the tiny little rollers, lose just one and your in deep doo doo






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