How To Replace Your Universal Joint

By Matthew Wright, About.com Guide

If your car or truck is making noise from underneath, and you've determined that your universal joint is worn, you can replace your own universal joint and save lots of money in the process. A clicking or clunking sound from under your car may indicate a worn universal joint at the drive shaft. Universal joint replacement may seem like a tall task, but it can be done by a novice mechanic with regular tools.

Previous

• Welcome To Universal Joint Replacement
• Removing The Drive Shaft for Universal Joint Repair
• Drive Shaft Removal, Part 2
• Removing your Universal Joints Snap Rings or C-Clips
• Pressing the Bearing and Joint Out
• Remove the Bearing Cup from Your Universal Joint
• Out With the Old, In With the New
• Install the New Clips
• Finished and Ready for Installation

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