U joint slop

ShawnAgne

501 Club
I have some slop in the U joint on my 200. Looks like you can either get the center bearing part or the complete assembly that attaches to both rods.

Which is the better way to go?
 
If you've ever changed an automotive u-joint in a vehicle driveshaft, should be the same process.
 
On those small joints, like a steering shaft, I much prefer to use a factory assembled joint. Yes, the procedure is basically the same as an automotive joint but not as easy to do.
 
On those small joints, like a steering shaft, I much prefer to use a factory assembled joint. Yes, the procedure is basically the same as an automotive joint but not as easy to do.
Agree with Gary, The smaller the part the harder it is to hold it all in place and work on it. Sorta like changing a lawn mower tire vs a larger tire. It wants to move around unless you have some way to clamp the parts to keep them from "crawling". JMHO Stan
 
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