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2G Eagle Talon Driveshaft Rebuild Part Numbers

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Rock2610d

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Jan 22, 2013
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Searched and searched but could not find all the part numbers I need for a drive-shaft refurbish.

This is what I have so far from searches, I assume these are good for a Talon?

2G AWD

MR165048 Front Center Bearing...does this come with rubber?
MB837577 Rear Center Bearing...does this come with rubber?
MR470072 Transfer Case Recall Kit with transfer case seal

NEED:
U-joint part numbers, each...not an entire kit as I have a u- joint in Yoke kit.
And any other parts that I do not know I need too, for a full Refurbishment.
Note I have the transfer case fluid so I do not need that, or grease.

FAQ shows procedure but does not list part numbers and is not 2G I do not believe.

Thanks
 
Watch these videos. He gives parts numbers and detailed info on how to replace everything.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JurluoSxJHI[/ame]
 
Very interesting....So does the OEM kit come with all 3 thicknesses? Its just trial and error installing? Just install and see if binds or is too loose and if they are go up or down in snap ring size?


OEM
Joint from cap to cap 2.530
Snap rings:
Silver .050
Bronze .051
Black .052
Darker bronze .053

OH, and I searched for this info for over an hour and did not see above post....don't know how you guys do it. THANKS!
 
The joint kits come with all the different thickness snaprings; it is a simple job just using the thickest snapring that properly seats the gap.

The individual U-joints from Mitsubishi are over double the cost of the recall yoke kit, so you are best off using the recall yoke kit and having spare yokes. The spare yokes are also great for anyone doing drag racing as they commonly twist over time and are nice to replace regularly to prevent failure.
 
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