Subject	scale of 1-10 i give it a 5...
Posted by	TRUOMEGA on March 08, 2001 at 9:43 PM
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In Reply To	How hard is it to replace a driveshaft by yourself? posted by Timmy on March 08, 2001 at 08:14 PM
Message	U need to remove/drop the exhaust system for one. Then u have to remove bolts that r placed on realy realy tight such as where the carrier bearing is. Removing the shaft is fairly easy but u need to balance out the new shaft that u put in. If u do not do this then ur cars gonna shake (Happend to me). Thats like the most important thing to do. U need to torque the bolts back on. Once installed then place the muffler back on. Good luck.
Follow Ups	How hard is it to replace a driveshaft by yourself? - Timmy 20:14:51 03/08/01 pretty basic...hardest part is breaking the exhaust loose. (n/m) - NVMYZTTe-1 20:26:47 03/08/01 those hex bolts connecting the rear half to the diffy - Bernie 20:51:00 03/08/01 Did it by hand and I was seeing star's w/ ea. bolt,,LOL.... (n/m) - ZBlacktt 21:07:26 03/08/01 is there a tech on this, i need to replace the bearings - cheezoto(OU National Champs) 20:52:18 03/08/01 zhome.com - how to for 90+ (n/m) - jedi Z(OKC) 22:34:24 03/08/01 Not hard at all......... - ZBlacktt 21:14:56 03/08/01 say what? - Elguapo (Dallas) 21:40:54 03/08/01 LOL,, I took parts off, put bolts back on car etc,:) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 01:09:17 03/09/01 scale of 1-10 i give it a 5... - TRUOMEGA 21:43:59 03/08/01
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