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Thread: Front Universal Joint on Front tail shaft. (Gearbox end!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by karlblues2 View Post
    Front Universal Joint on Front tail shaft. (Gearbox end!!)
    I'm confused.

    The front UJ on the front propshaft is at the diff end, not the gearbox end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    I'm confused.

    The front UJ on the front propshaft is at the diff end, not the gearbox end.

    I think he means the Double Cardan joint at the gearbox end (which technically has 2 unijoints )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Question: If you could have had an upgraded heavy duty unit for $750.00 delivered would you have purchased it?

    I'm looking to stock a range of H/D driveshafts with fully serviceable & greasable components in the near future.. Just wondering what people think?
    probably yes on the face of it - but I would like to know more about it first. The guys where I got it done have had a heap of the greasable units fail over the past 12 months (various types and brand - even including the Tom Woods ones that are mentioned above) and have gone back to reccomending original components (although straight from the OEM not via Land Rover).

    On that note, i would be interested to hear everyone else's experience with greasable units failing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by froryan View Post
    probably yes on the face of it - but I would like to know more about it first. The guys where I got it done have had a heap of the greasable units fail over the past 12 months (various types and brand - even including the Tom Woods ones that are mentioned above) and have gone back to reccomending original components (although straight from the OEM not via Land Rover).

    On that note, i would be interested to hear everyone else's experience with greasable units failing?
    If they are recommending the Spicer 1300 over the Spicer 1310 then I'd be taking their advice with a grain of salt. That will also be the old Tom Woods shaft, not the current one which has been upgraded.
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    Im all for rebuilding the Factory shaft, done about 5 now, and with the new design of the "genuine" GKN UJ's where the bearing cup has the seal "built in" instead of the stupid cup washers, its a doddle, can do a shaft now in 30 mins.

    My origninal shaft last 80,000 miles, so if the rebuild lasts the same (built with LOADS of grease in the centreing bearing) its good enough for me. Can rebuild one 5 times for the cost of a new one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    If they are recommending the Spicer 1300 over the Spicer 1310 then I'd be taking their advice with a grain of salt. That will also be the old Tom Woods shaft, not the current one which has been upgraded.

    it is the "genuine" GKN one - but in a GKN box instead of a Land Rover box

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