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There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

      1. prop shaft u-joints and replacement horn
           From: antique459@aol.com
      2. prop shaft u-joints
           From: Allan Woodcock <awoodc@earthlink.net>


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Message: 1
   Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 22:53:34 -0000
   From: antique459@aol.com
Subject: prop shaft u-joints and replacement horn

Does anyone know if you can purchase prop shaft u-joints at the local 
part store? I am also looking for a horn that is a replacement that 
will fit in the horn bucket. Any help would be appreciated.
 sixty-two...Lagoon Blue....!


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Message: 2
   Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 19:50:26 -0800
   From: Allan Woodcock <awoodc@earthlink.net>
Subject: prop shaft u-joints

The closest prop shaft u-joint that I have been able to find is a model
220 1660.  It is a 30 mm unit and several companies make it .  It was
for a BMW rear axle.   Only one slight problem.  The u-joint itself is a
bit short and my axle shop had to put spacers at the end.  On each joint
they put one spacer with a threaded plug so that a grease nipple can  be
screwed in.  Unless you want a grease coated engine compartment I don't
think the nipple should be left in.  Also - these puppies are pricey  -
about $70 eaach.

Allan Woodcock
'67 red  (in a million pieces)


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