Re: Pinion yoke was D300

To: [email protected] (Tom Mandera)
Subject: Re: Pinion yoke was D300
From: [email protected] (John A. Landry)
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 20:20:56 GMT
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In a brilliant stroke of genius, [email protected] (Tom Mandera) blurted out:

>Under the Scout last night, and I noticed some play in the rear driveshaft..
>side to side that doesn't appear to be U-joints.. on closer examination, the
>rear differential pinion yoke has some play in it.. I can wiggle it side to
>side a bit.. not a "lot" but a bit... another case of "pull the'shaft and
>tighten the nut" or is it wear?

You're not talking about rotational play are you?  I don't think you should
ever have true detectable side to side play in the pinion shaft... but I
could be wrong... so forget what I said.  <grin>

John L.
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