Re: [Chrysler300] worn ball/trunion
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Re: [Chrysler300] worn ball/trunion



When assembling the new pin in the end of the prop shaft a very large press 
is required and the dimensional control is absolutely critical.  I believe 
within .006.  I would have to check the specs but you will have to do it. Not 
every shop can press the shaft in.  I haven't had to do one in years but I do 
recall the high load to press the pin out and in.   


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