Finally, my drive shaft project is done! In this video, I replace the U-joint (universal joint) on the back of the rear drive shaft of my 1994 Chevy K1500 OBS Silverado truck. This project turned out to be way more than I bargained for, but in the end I replaced the rear drive shaft, pinion seal, transfer case output seal, and one of the U joints across three separate videos. Thanks for watching, and be sure to check out parts 1 and 2 of this project here:
Part 1- Pinion Seal: • Drive Shaft and Pinion...
Part 2 - Transfer Case Seal: • Transfer Case Seal Rep...
Moog 448 U Joint (2 caps 1.063" and 2 caps 1.188" OD) This fits Dorman 946050 drive shaft
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Dorman 946050 Drive Shaft (This DOES fit a '94 Chevy K1500 Extended Cab w/ 141.5" wheel base, Amazon will say it doesn't fit but I can confirm it does)
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Large C Clamp
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4 Pound Hammer
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Flat Tip Punch
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Locking Pliers
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Needle Nose Pliers
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PB Blaster
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Digital Calipers
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Disclaimer:
Wrench on your own vehicle at your own risk. Ben Wrenchin' doesn't recommend all the methods used in this video. In fact, some of the methods in this video should never be used at all. EVER. Be smart and safe. Ben Wrenchin' is not responsible for injury resulting from performing actions found in this video. This is only to serve as entertainment purposes and is not meant to be used as suggestion or instruction for how to perform any of the actions contained in this video.
0:00 Intro
0:44 Removing The Driveshaft
1:22 Removing The U Joint
5:49 Installing The New U Joint
13:37 Showing The Tools I Used
15:19 Installing The Driveshaft
16:55 Filling The Transfer Case Fluid
17:45 Outro - Please Subscribe!
27 июл 2024
