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VLT propshaft question

Started by ScKoTTeY · 26 July 2002 · 5 replies

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ScKoTTeYArchived member
Hey doods 8) Whats doing? My universal joint seems to have alot of play in it, hence it makes a clunking noise when I change gears. Wanted to go to the wreckers tommorow and pick up a decent propshaft in order to try rectify this prob. Main question is, is the N/A VL propshaft the same as the VLT propshaft?
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turbolukeArchived member
if it's an auto then yes
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JetCalaisArchived member
Just buy some new unis and fit them. about $25 ea. Takes about an hour to do both. You just need a good hammar, big vise and spanners and screwdrivers. If you get on from the wreckers, it most likely going to be in simular condition to yours.
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OVL087Archived member
sckottey - if u dont want to or cant do it urself ,try these fellas , probably one of the best places in qld. www.difflap.com (maybe .com.au) they will do it right the first time for ya.
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ScKoTTeYArchived member
Hey, thanks for all the advice. Yeah I think ill give the wreckers a miss actually because, I might as well do it properly if Im not stretch on funds. OVL087: Thanks for the link, had a look at their site, will give them a call this week. Looking at getting LSD pretty soon so I'll prolly just get the unis fixed at the same time... for convenience sake.
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scaryArchived member
if your stretched on funds - do what i do... leave it until its undriveable ;-)
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