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Yes, it just slides apart, but make alignment marks to get it back =
together the same way it came apart.
PaulH.
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Just replaced the u-joints on my driveshaft and noticed the yoke =
sleeve doesn't have a grease fitting. The example in the Moss catalog =
shows one. Should I grease the sleeve before installing the driveshaft =
and if so how do I do this without a grease fitting?
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