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Old 06-13-2003, 12:09 AM   #1
da-burb
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Is there a correct propeller shaft alignment?

I would assume that there is a right and wrong alignment on the front drive shaft. Looking at the constant velocity U-joint, if the front yoke on the drive shaft is horizontal, I am thinking that the other end at the slip shaft should be horizontal also. I looked under my other 4x4's and 2 were 90 degrees off and one was as I described. What say the experienced 4x4 gurus. (or doesn't it matter at all)
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