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Old 05-12-2007, 08:00 PM   #1
SkylineNXS
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Driveshaft bearing

Hye guys, ive got a 72 rear coil suspension, so the driveshaft carrier bearing in the middle is a little different. The bolts that hold it on run parallel with the driveshaft, meaning they screw in towards the ground, but they are one after the other instead of side by side, like the ones on the leaf suspensions. My real question is this. The first one i had when i bought the truck like 2 months ago was busted, so i replaced it, and it broke about a week later. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem / has a solution. If u guys need pics, just tell me, thanks....

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