1996 Ford explorer 4x4 sport 4.o
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If you are going to replace the u-joints you should mark all the parts as presently assembled and when installing new joints (with the proper tool) be sure to line up all the pieces as they were originally. If you purchase aftermarket u-joints, you should try to place the crosses so you can get a grease gun on the grease fitting.
If you are going to replace the u-joints you should mark all the parts as presently assembled and when installing new joints (with the proper tool) be sure to line up all the pieces as they were originally. If you purchase aftermarket u-joints, you should try to place the crosses so you can get a grease gun on the grease fitting.
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