Driveshaft rust - Too much?
#11
Oh Im having problems alright. Have a horrible vibration on acceleration and while torque on drive shaft. Letting off the gas and coasting vibration goes away. Its from the rear drive shaft because I have removed the front shaft and its still doing it. I dont want to replace u joints and still have the rust causing more vibration. Was gonna just replace whole shaft.
#12
Took me a while to realize that the thread was started in 2013 and the attachment wasn't your driveshaft - Oh well chock it up too not paying attention.
Well I never have seen a driveshaft out of balance because of being rusted, being bent, seized U joints, totally wore out U joints and such, But I've seen stranger things so anything could happen I guess.
And me being me if it was just rusty I would clean it up and paint it and change out the U joints and see what happens but I'm old and stubborn lol
Well I never have seen a driveshaft out of balance because of being rusted, being bent, seized U joints, totally wore out U joints and such, But I've seen stranger things so anything could happen I guess.
And me being me if it was just rusty I would clean it up and paint it and change out the U joints and see what happens but I'm old and stubborn lol
#15
Moog - or a name brand - But having said that, on some occasions with a lack of a choice I've had good luck with Oriellys Master Pros - over the past few years so far {knock on wood} I haven't had a problem with them and haven't had to eat the labor with a warranty replacement on some body's vehicle
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