03 suburban 1500 2WD drive shaft
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03 suburban 1500 2WD drive shaft
So I am needing to know if when I put the drive shaft back in my suburban, is there any certain way that it needs to line up? My U joint went out on the back end of it and dropped it to the ground. So nothing was marked on were it was at. Got the u joint in but can't find any information on if there is a certain way that it has to be put back in.
#2
No it doesn't matter, but if the shaft dropped while driving there is a chance that may have bent a bit. If you have a vibration that you didn't have before it dropped you may want to have it checked out at a drive shaft shop.
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CF Monarch
I've seen new vehicles with out of balanced driveshafts. Yeah, get that DL into a shop!
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So I am needing to know if when I put the drive shaft back in my suburban, is there any certain way that it needs to line up? My U joint went out on the back end of it and dropped it to the ground. So nothing was marked on were it was at. Got the u joint in but can't find any information on if there is a certain way that it has to be put back in.
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