Yes, it's advisable to mark the drive shaft prior to removal. This helps maintain the correct orientation and balance during reinstallation, preventing potential issues such as vibrations or uneven wear. Using a marker or paint to indicate alignment points ensures that the drive shaft is reassembled in the same position it was removed.
You fill it at the plug near the drivers side driveshaft above the rear mount, you will need to get under the car to do this, you will also need a special tool for the removal of the plug.
No, you don't need to mess with the rearend whatsoever when changing the driveshaft.
You will need to disconnect the driveshaft from the transmission. You will also need to disconnect the driveshaft from the rear end.
You'll need to remove the driveshaft.
Need to check the U-joints in the driveshaft.
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You'll need to remove the driveshaft in order to do this.
u will need appropriate wrench to remove driveshaft you will then need a seal puller to pull old seal. then you need a hammer to tap new seal into place. then same wrench to reinstall driveshaft
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No, mount is different, driveshaft will need to be lenghtened, yoke on the front of the driveshaft will need modified. The shifter may or may not need changed depending if it is stock or aftermarket, cooler lines rebent, convertor replaced or use aftermarket adapter.
The removal of stretch marks with surgery starts at $3,000 dollars. You might want to try stretch mark creams first.