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Originally Posted by gmvortec

Rotate the joint thru its operating axis,if it's rough,has play or siezing up it needs replacing, if it has a grease nipple on it you could try greasing it before you remove the shaft, but if it is worn it won't be long before you are replacing it anyway. If you do take the shaft off to check it that way, for the few extra minutes and for the in expensive cost i personally would just fit a new joint.

Ok cool thanks... that sounded like something out of a porn scene but I got it and I will check it this weekend.