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BigDog


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'99 Searay 210 Sundeck
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Posted: Jan. 30 2006,9:33 pm |
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If this drive shaft is anything like the 86 b2000 mazda I had. You do not replace the center bearing, you replace the drive shaft. If you look at the open ends where you can see the u-joint caps and DO NOT see clips but swedge marks. the joint is not replacable. CE had a freind that tried to replace mine and it took like 3/4 of a tone to remove the joint and there was not a joint on this earth to be bought through any supply house that would work with out major machine work. Call around and do some research. This sounds like the same thing. I found many places that showed a replacement joint. But once out and measurements made I was screwed.
Just my .02 worth or experiance on forean cars.
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BigDog


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'99 Searay 210 Sundeck
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Posted: Jan. 31 2006,12:04 pm |
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| Quote (AZKC @ Jan. 30 2006,10:50 pm) | I'm a Mazda parts guy from way back, yep the B2000/2200 and some RX7's had non serviceable driveshafts. The thing I need to fix is the carrier bearing ujoints seem OK  |
Not sure if this can be done but how about puttng a one piece shaft in? Eliminate the center bearing all together. What issues would that couse or eliminate?
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