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Old 08-31-2003, 03:08 PM   #1
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u joint

I have a 98 blazer. Basically it has been a decent suv except for needing a new u joint and the sound of the turn signal starts up and stops any time it feels like it. Has anyone else had to replace a rear u joint. Everyone states it should just pop out in a vise; but mine is not.
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Old 09-01-2003, 08:20 PM   #2
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Being a dealer tech I have replaced many U joints!! The factory originals are installed using a tretainer made out of plastic and you will never remove them easily. I usually use a torch to melt the retainer and then beat the u joint out with a 4 pound sledge hammer. But to remove or install a u joint you need to use a arbor press to puch out the joint and install the new joint.

The bigger trucks use retainer clips that can be removed and re-installed.
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