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2008 Lincoln MKX Drive Shaft, Slip Yoke

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  • -W710128-S300
    Stud
    • Part Notes: M10 x 42MM
    • Production Date: From 11/2006
    • Require Quantity: 4
    • Package Quantity: 4
    • Callout Name: HT1
    MSRP: $39.00 Your Price: $22.91
  • 7T4Z-3A329-BD
    Shaft
    • Production Date: 11/2007-07/2010
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: Four-Wheel Drive (Full Time) (Left Hand Drive)
    • Callout Name: 3B414
    • Replaced By: DT4Z-3A329-A
    MSRP: $291.50 Your Price: $200.26

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Drive Shaft Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Lincoln MKX

  • Q: How to Service the Drive Shaft on 2008 Lincoln MKX?
    A: To service the driveshaft, align both flanges and place the vehicle on a hoist and put the transmission in neutral. Install new U-joint front and rear flanges with CV joint bolts where they are tightened to 70 Nm. Take off the center bearing support nuts and put them back at 40 Nm. Should there be vibration then reindex the driveshaft.
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