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Old 02-20-2014, 11:08 AM   #1
Chulisohombre
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Re: Drive Shaft install question

If those springs are lift springs like they look like they are, they can be in backwards and there is a difference of about two inches where the center pin is on the spring to love the axle Back two inches. Check that as well. The slip yoke is definitely All the way in in the pic you posted. It may be possible you have a shortbes driveshaft there. Looks exact To the blazer but a few inches longer. You need to get that one cut or a new One made to center on the slip yoke between open and closed. The other one in the last pic with the cv is your front shaft.
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