Broken rear u-joint

[Ply_N_AZ]

How hard is it to place a u-joint on a 93?

Dave

[Mike McCarville]

Not difficult if you have the right tools. You may be able to do it by squeezing the u-joint out in a vice, or you can rent a u-joint tool from many local auto part stores. They usually require a deposit and return the depsit to you return the tool, thus, its really free to use. You can buy the tool for a good price at Harbor Freight Tools.

[terron gregg]

ths is the way ive done it
http://stu-offroad.com/axle/ujoint2/ujoint-1.htm

[ademster]

if you want you can bring your d- shaft to me, and I could help ya out.

[Ply_N_AZ]

ths is the way ive done it
http://stu-offroad.com/axle/ujoint2/ujoint-1.htm

Great article! I'm going to tackle it tomorrow after work. Hopefully all goes well. If not, Admenster, I'll shoot ya a pm and we can get together.

Thanks for your help fella's!

Dave

[Ply_N_AZ]

if you want you can bring your d- shaft to me, and I could help ya out.

Were do you live? Or do you have a shop?

Dave

[ademster]

queen creek.
ironwood/ocotillo
or you can come by where I work and pick up my u-joint tool I work in gilbert. val vista/pecos

[Ply_N_AZ]

queen creek.
ironwood/ocotillo
or you can come by where I work and pick up my u-joint tool I work in gilbert. val vista/pecos

Thanks. I'll give a go after work tomorrow, and if I can't get it I'll come out.
Thanks Again!

Dave