Re: [Chrysler300] 300F Ball/trunion unit.
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Re: [Chrysler300] 300F Ball/trunion unit.



Always ask the shop that is doing the work where and how you need to
measure.

I agree with Warren.  At least take the existing shaft or take the car to
the shop.

Minnesota Marshall
Red G.


 
> Wouldn't the safe path approach be to let the builder take 
> measurements off
> the original shaft? I have seen wrong field measurements ruin a job 
> when,
> for instance, the wheels were not on the ground properly and the 
> driveshaft
> not in a normal operating  plane. If new shaft is made from new 
> parts and to
> match old shaft for fit by driveline shop, the responsibility for 
> fit should
> fall directly on the driveline shop.
> 
> Warren Anderson
> Sedona,AZ


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