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Call me retarded...it's the one thing I don't know what it is. [img]tongue.gif[/img] I have an idea but I'm not sure. Care to enlighten?
I think one of mine is loose/broken and since my car is getting lifted tomorrow to install the new cat I'd like to see if I can check this part out. Thanks
here is a link to an illustration of one its what holds your driveshaft in. Its the little cross looking thing in the middle of the pic.
Best pic I could find sorry. Hope it helps
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by JML97-3.8:
here is a link to an illustration of one its what holds your driveshaft in. Its the little cross looking thing in the middle of the pic.
Best pic I could find sorry. Hope it helps<hr></blockquote>
Thanks, I noticed a light thumping sound coming from the rear end from time to time, might need to change that.
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