Nik, this is a simple job, all you need is to jack up the car and crawl
under with a couple wrenches (if you have an overdrive the front will have
to be done from inside the car) I would recommend replacing the bolts and
nyloc nuts while your at it, probably $5 spent but well worth it - knowing
they won't break and aren't rounded off.
Patrick Bowen
-----Original Message-----
From: nib@birkeroedkom.dk [mailto:nib@birkeroedkom.dk]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 4:33 AM
To: spitfires@autox.team.net
Subject: New driveshaft, how?
Hi all
A friend and I are going to install a new driveshaft on a 1977 spit 1500. Is
this a straightforward operation, or is this an opration not to be taken out
by
a couple of amateur backyard mechanics? Any special tools?
TIA
Nikolaj Blomberg
Jenny, red 1970 MK3, FD 81 503 L
Mads Paarup
Lil'Red, red 1977 1500
Denmark
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