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Pez 11-28-2014 05:13 AM

Driveshaft Dust Guard
 
Taking a bit of a circuitous route to fix the drivershaft U joints. The old drivershaft is on the right, and has a dust guard of sorts. The new driveshaft is at left, and does not have said dust guard.


http://photos-f.ak.instagram.com/hph...78761466_n.jpg

Having a hard time finding this part, and while it looks like I can grind the fasteners off the old one, I'm not sure how I would put in on the new one.

I'm kind of hoping that I don't need it, but that may be wishful thinking.

Any advice would be appreciated. Cheers.

Steve260Z74 11-28-2014 05:59 AM

Could you circle what you are calling a dust guard?

Pez 11-28-2014 07:32 AM

Sure:

http://scontent-b-ord.cdninstagram.c...02340747_n.jpg


It's the sort of collar looking thing. At the top of the area I boxed, there is a circular fastener, and another one like it on the opposite side. I'm sure I can grind these fasteners out, but then I'm unsure how it would attach this collar / dust guard to the new drivershaft... or if it's even necessary at all.

Cheers!

borini63 11-28-2014 10:04 AM


Originally Posted by Pez (Post 338266)
Sure:

http://scontent-b-ord.cdninstagram.c...02340747_n.jpg


It's the sort of collar looking thing. At the top of the area I boxed, there is a circular fastener, and another one like it on the opposite side. I'm sure I can grind these fasteners out, but then I'm unsure how it would attach this collar / dust guard to the new drivershaft... or if it's even necessary at all.

Cheers!

Only the Factory drive shafts have the dust shield,after market ones don't....If I am in your shoes I just install the new one and call it done.

Pez 11-30-2014 04:22 AM

Awesome, thats what I was hoping to hear. I was surprised how difficult the driveshaft bolts were to remove.

Cheers, thanks.


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