Re: Clocking Question

Posted by Greg Coffin [172.68.34.67] on Sunday, May 19, 2019 at 16:10:28 :

In Reply to: Re: Clocking Question posted by Paul in New Zealand [108.162.249.43] on Saturday, May 18, 2019 at 17:59:19 :

If I understand you correctly, you are concerned that the u-joints on the intermediate shaft (large yokes) do not line up with the u-joints on the rear drive shaft. If that is the question, the answer is it should not be a problem. U-joints need to be in-phase relative to each other on a given driveshaft, but 2 separate driveshafts do not need to be in phase with each other.

In my situation, the alignment arrows lined up on the driveshaft, but the u-joints were slightly out of phase by about 5 degrees. Not a lot, but I decided to correct it anyway. It only cost $65 to do it, so I figured do it now and be done with it.

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• I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - bucky 17:07:05 05/20/2019
  • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Clint Dixon 10:17:41 05/21/2019
    • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Greg Coffin 19:35:14 05/21/2019
      • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Clint Dixon 10:09:00 05/22/2019
        • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Greg Coffin 11:55:32 05/22/2019
          • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Tom Petroff (IL) 13:14:49 05/22/2019
            • Re: I've always heard that on divorced t-cases.... - Greg Coffin 16:40:42 05/22/2019
    • Thanks Clint - bucky 18:53:14 05/21/2019
• Re: Clocking Question - Paul in New Zealand 17:32:31 05/19/2019

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