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prin 12-10-2025 11:50 PM

Carrier Bearing failure
 
So, I have had the carrier bearing mount to fail 3 times. It is breaking where the mount becomes the "T". Why is this happening????

franken 12-11-2025 01:31 AM

Re: Carrier Bearing failure
 
Unbalanced?
Make sure the yoke ujoint is lined up right.
Just guesses...

Bob B. 12-11-2025 02:13 AM

Re: Carrier Bearing failure
 
Check to make sure your slip joint is not bound up.

Lee H 12-11-2025 12:22 PM

Re: Carrier Bearing failure
 
Did you adjust the pinion angles after lowering?

HO455 12-11-2025 05:04 PM

Re: Carrier Bearing failure
 
First off is your truck lowered (or lifted)?
Half ton with coils?
HD suspension listed on the SPID?

The link posted pertains to your problem. Read post 21 where I explain my theories on why these failures occur.

If you have more questions i will attempt to answer them.

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=853630

1970Tex 12-11-2025 11:42 PM

Re: Carrier Bearing failure
 
There should be some front to back adjustment where it mounts. Make sure your truck is at ride height when tightening these bolts. Too far either way will cause extra stress when the suspension is fully compressed, or extended.


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