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Old 08-09-2013, 01:54 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by hotboiblaze View Post
this is coming from the datsun 620 (truck) community, where just about every single 620 owner has their carrier bearing BUSHING/INSULATOR (not the actual bearing itself.) is deteriorated/non existant.

what that will do is allow the driveshafts to clank around inside the insulator housing, but it will smooth out once you get going/up to a certain rpm. this is bad because it will put undue stress/wear on your u-joints, and youll have to replace them sooner.

HOWEVER! your insulator is still there which is whats important. it has a little play, and i dont know what the high tolerance for play is but i would say its good and nothing to worry about.

also, next time try to have the camera more steady so we can actually see how much it is moving
lol, yeah, I had to rest the camera on my face because 2 arms were needed to move the driveshaft. But yeah, I found that the upper piece of the driveshaft carrier bracket just isn't there.
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