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Old 10-31-2023, 09:09 AM
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I would take the TH400 tail off and get the bushing replaced and retry, there should be no play. ?
Agree. If the output shaft bushing is loose, the angles of the front u-joint are probably all over the place and the driveshaft is orbiting; not rotating about it's centerline.

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Agree. If the output shaft bushing is loose, the angles of the front u-joint are probably all over the place and the driveshaft is orbiting; not rotating about it's centerline.

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