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Old 10-18-2009, 04:28 AM
Marcus Marcus is offline
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Trunnion to Front Drive Shaft Alignment?

Hi,

I had to replace the rubber boots on the ball joints of both front drive shafts. Unfortunately I screwed up one very importand thing: I did not put an allignment mark on the Trunnion.

The Drive Shaft does carry eight alignment marks on its end, one of them is marked with a 0. This one is aligned to a space in between the six balls (oriented in a hexagonal pattern to each other) located in the Ball Joint Housing (wheel side). The trunnion is carrying the three rings of the Tripod Joint (transmission side).

So the big question I do have: Does anybody know how the Trunnion needs to be alligned to the drive shaft ("0" alignment mark) / ball joint? (unfortunately the manual does not show it).
If I do not mount the trunnion in correct position I guess I will ruin the drive shaft, so it´s urgent to solve this...

Thanks in advance!

Marcus

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Old 10-18-2009, 10:21 AM
trophy956 trophy956 is offline
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Re: Trunnion to Front Drive Shaft Alignment?

hi yes the manual does tell you to make it when taking it a part ,i have done this many times and have never marked the inner joint ,the 2 joints work differently the inner one spins and slides in and out ,while the cvj has to spin and turn ,the only time i have seen a problem was having a trunnion ring fall off when reinstalling it then it was a bad vibration , you would think
if it was that inportant they would index the spline
charlie
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