I need to replace the carrier barrings and U joints. A while back I thought it was jnz but can not remember where I saw them but the complete kit was $260. now I can not find the kit. can anyone help???
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toybreaker
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try searching for bearings
... probably get better search results ...
... probably get better search results ...
Struc
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hey thanks alot
Chicago1
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Sweet I need to order that looks like the price went up from what someone was telling me. Oh well hopefully the rattle and banging will go away!!!
496of2000
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They are cheaper if you buy them frm mitsubishiparts.net. Yoke kit is cheaper also, it,s pn MR470072. Carrier bearing pn MB505495.
what about u joints I cant find them?
toybreaker
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Quoting 496of2000:
Yoke kit is cheaper also, it,s pn MR470072
Abrahm,
Buying three of the yoke kits from the dealer (and robbing the u-joints out of two of them) turns out to be the cheapest/best way to get the three quality u joints you need to do a complete driveshaft service at a fair price.
... whereas buying just the loose u-joints by themsleves will cost you considerably more ...
(it's because there was a recall on the yokes/transfer case seals, so they have manufactured a whole bunch of the yoke kits and the economy of scale makes the price is lower if you just buy the yoke and joint together. You just have to disassemble two of the yokes in order to utilise the joints in the center and rear sections of your drive shaft.)
Make sense now? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Yoke kit is cheaper also, it,s pn MR470072
Abrahm,
Buying three of the yoke kits from the dealer (and robbing the u-joints out of two of them) turns out to be the cheapest/best way to get the three quality u joints you need to do a complete driveshaft service at a fair price.
... whereas buying just the loose u-joints by themsleves will cost you considerably more ...
(it's because there was a recall on the yokes/transfer case seals, so they have manufactured a whole bunch of the yoke kits and the economy of scale makes the price is lower if you just buy the yoke and joint together. You just have to disassemble two of the yokes in order to utilise the joints in the center and rear sections of your drive shaft.)
Make sense now? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
rebuilding you driveshaft gets expensive. id almost opt for an aftermarket unit!! im into mine for about $240 but its pretty now.
