drive shaft replacement - Saxperience

GreenSaxo · 20th May 2007, 19:53

hey all,

my driveshaft seems to not be connected in the middle anymore

so, where is the cheapest place people have found for them? (passenger side - non abs car)

and how easy/easiest way to replace?

Mark

Saxy1 · 20th May 2007, 19:59

they are very easy to fit mate it will be cheaper if you buy one from either, allparts, partco, motorparts direct, GSF, or eurocarparts hope this helps

davew · 20th May 2007, 22:15

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Originally Posted by GreenSaxo

hey all,

my driveshaft seems to not be connected in the middle anymore

so, where is the cheapest place people have found for them? (passenger side - non abs car)

and how easy/easiest way to replace?

Mark

tap up euro car parts mark they are very cheap

Simo^p · 20th May 2007, 22:19

Read the new how-to guide Mark.. you'll be bale to do it no worries.

Try GSF and use the 5% discount. Id expect to pay abuot £60-£80

Price seems to vary quite a lot, but IUve only ever bought ABS ones. non-ABS are probably a little cheaper.

davew · 20th May 2007, 22:22

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Originally Posted by Simo

Read the new how-to guide Mark.. you'll be bale to do it no worries.

Try GSF and use the 5% discount. Id expect to pay abuot £60-£80

Price seems to vary quite a lot, but IUve only ever bought ABS ones. non-ABS are probably a little cheaper.

think that what i have seen them up for, looked a little whle ago when i was down there mark and one for mine was £70 so yours should be about 50 60 i guess??