In a message dated 96-02-05 16:12:31 EST, steveh@emu.com (Steve Hoge) writes: >Anybody know if the U-joint is really a replaceable and available part, >and if there's an OEM equivalent? Alternatively, has anybody out there >who has replaced their driveshaft know the part number and/or cost of a >new one? (Or got the old one still hanging around with a U-joint left >on it ;-) ? No doubt these are hard-to-find items at *any* price. > >Larry thanks you in advance... Larry, 4x4 owners seem to do alot of modifications to their drivelines and there are a fair number of shops that specialize in custom driveshafts. I bet one of these places would be able to find a replacement part if one is available. Or maybe make you a whole new setup is necessary. You can find ads for these places in 4x4 magazines like "Four Wheel Drive & Sport Utility" magazine. Good luck. Jim Davis 87 Syncro 88 Wolfsburg
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