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Old 01-08-2005, 03:25 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone know local place that rebuilds drive shafts

Well i think it's about time i replaced my drive shaft for the bimmer. It's been vibrating for a while, and since i'm not drivining it in this weather it's a good idea to do it now so i'm not with out it later.

So anyone know a good place that can rebuild my driveshaft?


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Old 01-08-2005, 03:43 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I wouldn't say it needs a rebuild... maybe a balance... and U joints.... take it to any local shop, i'm sure its probably the U joints
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Old 01-08-2005, 03:51 AM   #3 (permalink)
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your probably right, i need a new center support bearing for sure since i can smell rubber after a long drive, so it's probably the u-joints causing the problem.

hopefully it's not too much to fix it.


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Check your U-joints for play first. Don't just say to a mechanic 'I think it's the U-Joints' cause he will say yes, and bill you for it! I used to work in 18 wheelers, I learned my way arounda U-Joint. They often need replacing. And it's easy to feel the play if you can touch the driveshaft.


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Delta-Spring in Bresla for balancing if you need it, but 99% of the time its not needed. Simply change the worn U-joints. As for rubber burning??? Does your car have a hanger bearing? cause they wear out also. Im not fimilar with your type car but Ive only ever sceen hanger bearings on trucks!


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yeah hanger bearing or center support bearing is what BMW calls it.

u joints are probably gone, does that delta spring place replace those??


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call PZ

seriously.. they hooked me up with a good drive shaft with a LIFE TIME WARRANTY - no questions asked


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i'll give them a call


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Yes, Delta Spring does U-joints but any Auto repair shop should also be able to do them.

Hmmm, we got an 84ish BMW at the shop I guess I should have a look at it!


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yeah hanger bearing or center support bearing is what BMW calls it.

u joints are probably gone, does that delta spring place replace those??
bmw calls it the "Mittelunterstützungslager"

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