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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / March 2005

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Clunk in bronco

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rayfromky@webtv.net - 17 Mar 2005 03:33 GMT
My 1996 bronco has a clunk the tranny or drive shaft. at stopping and
taking off, any way to stop it. is there some way of packing grease in
the drive shaft? thanks
Spdloader - 17 Mar 2005 05:10 GMT
If it's the driveshaft, take it out, mark it, and separate it at the slip
yoke. Grease the splines heavily, and put it back together, using new clamps
on the rubber boot.
Be sure to mark it before taking it apart, in order to line the splines up
the same way.
You can also drill and tap and install a zerk fitting in the outer part of
the shaft.

Good luck,

Spdloader

> My 1996 bronco has a clunk the tranny or drive shaft. at stopping and
> taking off, any way to stop it. is there some way of packing grease in
> the drive shaft? thanks
 
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