Nissan Hardbody - How to Fit a Prop Shaft Center Bearing

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How to Fit a Prop Shaft Center Bearing
It is inevitable that a Prop Shaft Center Bearing will eventually wear needing immediate replacement, It's function is to help smooth the action of the Prop Shaft under load. Here is how to do it simply, as shown in this video. This procedure can easily be performed with basic tools and knowledge.
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[@suvijakengr3374]

Thank for your Professionalism from Thailand.

[@CHIBA280CRV]

Fantastic job sir thanks

[@melipiyein]

Muy buen video, saludos desde Chile

[@jenbill]

Excellent job, I already replaced a carrier barring on my Nissan Hardbody the other day was just going around checking out how others went about it appreciate your effort 👍

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Glad you found value in the video, thanks for watching.

[@hog8035]

Great video mate. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. All the best from the UK 🇬🇧

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for supporting my channel with your visit, Hog glad you found value in the video.

[@abduragmaanmodack7549]

Brilliant video. Thanks

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for your support Abduragman, well appreciated, Gary

[@harleygilbert-harris6445]

Great video! Explained really well and professionally, helped a lot!

[@robertboyd7784]

you marked the uni joint & the flange so you can line them up, but you forgot to mark the actual driveshaft so you can line the flange back up with it first. Otherwise a brilliant job.

[@sakkievanzyl8168]

'nice video and explainable steps

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Hello Sakkie, thanks for supporting my channel with your visit and I am elated you found value in my video, wishing you a Prosperous 2021. Gary

[@devengoinden9565]

okkaay!

[@arnietwo11]

Thanx, my 2005, Nissan Navara needs a new bearing and think the job is going to be very similar.
Do u recommend take the prop shaft of the van or can it be done in situ ??

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

It has to be removed Arnietwo

[@olivewhite8814]

Thanks,

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for supporting my channel with your visit Olive, it is well appreciated.

[@bossdog1480]

Well done. You should wear gloves to save those hands. Have you tried doing this job on a BA Falcon? A lot more mucking around.

[@techandoutdoor7301]

Thanks for the visit Boss Dog, when one is a 30 year veteran mechanic, wearing gloves now is a tad too late, calloused hands are like built in permanent gloves LOL, but thanks for the thought.

[@bossdog1480]

@@techandoutdoor7301 No worries. I'm old school too. I've only recently started wearing throw away gloves meself.

[@h7283]

I do on a gousti 56. Bladdy Allen key 25mm on diff

[@2460speedy]

should you use threadlocker?

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for your support 2460speedy, no thread locker is not necessary, just make sure you tighten all bolts sufficiently. In all my years as a mechanic I never ever used thread locker and never had any problems as a result.

[@Dempsey494]

How to find center if you didn't mark the centre?
thanks

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Then you have to guess Dimche and if it vibrates while driving you need to have it balanced.

[@Dempsey494]

@@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790 can i alone to figurate how must be in the centre driveshaft and cardan ?
or maybe have a picture to send me to mail to see it !?!
thanks