yes it is - it really needs machining off, splitting and the joints cleaned up and re-weldednoise wrote:is it possible to grind the welding down?
or make a new welding?
any propshaft place should be able to do it
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yes it is - it really needs machining off, splitting and the joints cleaned up and re-weldednoise wrote:is it possible to grind the welding down?
or make a new welding?



depends how far you want to drivenoise wrote:is it ok to drive the transit if i drive in 50km/h? (it dont vibrate in that speed)
i need to transport some big things![]()
FredTransit wrote:There is a danger that even if it doesn't break, the vibration might damage the diff (rear axle). We had a UJ go in France, so had no choice but to drive home. The diff went within the year.


noise wrote:FredTransit wrote:There is a danger that even if it doesn't break, the vibration might damage the diff (rear axle). We had a UJ go in France, so had no choice but to drive home. The diff went within the year.
ok, can i see if my diff is damaged? i dont know how long the previously owners have driving with the bad prop shaft
i have also fond a little little play in the first/front UJ

like screeching and or grinding.



Is it an old noise? Or did it come on recently?
Is it an old noise? Or did it come on recently?
You said the original prop was to join a volvo box to transit axle.Did you find a secondhand prop to do this?.




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