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Old 01-09-2013, 05:03 PM   #11
Low Elco
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Re: Boppa's old yeller truck

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Chip, I might have missed it but did you check the pinion angle and even if the pinion angle is right, the yolk might pulled out or pushed in too far from lowering it. I'm guessing its the driveshaft. Does the driveshaft make any clunk noises? I'm not a professional or qualified shade tree mechanic but, I was having the same issues with my 67 gmc when I lowered it 4/6.
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Yoke has proper clearance, about 5/8 back from bottomed. Angle is getting rechecked this weekend. No clunk. We pulled the shaft and shut the motor off and pulled it 65 mph on a strap, still throb. Been on the horn with Oreilly about swapping us out for new. Well see.
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