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Hi Simon, <br>
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I'm sure all the advice received is good to follow but, having replaced dozens of UJs my experience has been that much more important than the type is the care that is taken with the installation.
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Absolute cleanliness and careful alignment during pressing is critical. <br>
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I would hazard a guess that 90% of failures of replacement UJs initiate from damage caused during installation.
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