as for the ujoints. use the socket method which basacally means get a socket that is smaller then the coller of the ujoint and hit it with a hammer to get the ujoint out. either that or get a ujoint press but i used the socket method and it worked fine for me.
autozone, napa, or whereever you go will know the part numbers. I dont know them but they knew the ones for my front DS. The people at our local autozone arent as stupid as others i hear about. :laugh:
autozone, napa, or whereever you go will know the part numbers. I dont know them but they knew the ones for my front DS. The people at our local autozone arent as stupid as others i hear about. :laugh:
The guys at my local O'Reilly are pretty good at getting you what you need.
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