Driveshaft Problem Solved
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Melting Slicks
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From: Ft. Walton Beach, Fl USA
Driveshaft Problem Solved
First of all, thanks to everyone who offered advice on my problem with my driveshaft. Anyway, turns out it was the trans yoke. It was a little tight and needed more than just routine "persuasion" to get it to actually slip. A few well placed "love taps" :smash: and it came around to my way of thinking. I should be back in the saddle again soon :steering: Thanks again.
Melting Slicks
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From: Deltona (son of Deland and DAYTONA) FL
Re: Driveshaft Problem Solved (nastee383)
:hurray:
Glad you got it figured out. I did learn a few things from the thread, I'm sure many of us appreciate the post. One day I'm going to install a 200r4 which is not supposed to require a different drive shaft. Now if I encounter that shortness problem, I'll know what to do! :smash:
[Modified by isosceles, 7:25 PM 4/7/2003]
Glad you got it figured out. I did learn a few things from the thread, I'm sure many of us appreciate the post. One day I'm going to install a 200r4 which is not supposed to require a different drive shaft. Now if I encounter that shortness problem, I'll know what to do! :smash:
[Modified by isosceles, 7:25 PM 4/7/2003]
