ralphj1974
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need to know how to put the ball barrings back in to drive shaft yolk
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PLEASE HELP need to drive it tommorrow need help with front cv style drive shaft
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you could just drive it without the driveshaft for the time being. i have no idea about the bearings, i would think they are just like a regular cv. just put them back in the holes.
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Are you referring to the drive shaft (between the t-case and front diff) or the CV axle? If its the driveshaft you can drive the vehicle without it installed. If its a CV shaft, the attached link should help explain how to put it back together.
http://www.bridgernet.com/~trevor/cvjoint.html (I know this is for a VW, but the basic idea is the same)
http://www.bridgernet.com/~trevor/cvjoint.html (I know this is for a VW, but the basic idea is the same)
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