A really big hammer and a punch.... Maybe some heat from a torch....
If it's the old u joint bearing caps....
Good luck and watch those fingers!! lol
Hop.
> Mike Styer wrote:
>
> > Well I am back from my trip to the junkyard. I went to the only pick
and pay junkyard I have been able to find in CNY within reasonable driving
distance from Syracuse. For anyone interested, I do NOT recommend going to
Pic-N-Pay Salvage Yard in Auburn NY, unless you are looking to rebuild old
Toyota cars or possible older style fullsize Ram trucks. The newest vehicle
there was a 94 Saturn. And it was the first jusnk yard I've been to that
charges a cover charge ($2).
> >
> > I did manage to find what I a slip yoke for my 93 2wd V6 5 speed CC Dak,
well sort of. The only two Dakotas they had were 4x4 auto Gen Is. With
some modification, I will be able to use the slip yoke from the one that was
there. I also picked up a spring for under my passenger side seat and some
door panel clips.
> >
> > And for those of you looking for a more intimidating horns, I picked up
a dual electric setup off of an 86 D250 :)heeheehee. I tested them out and
nearly wet myself, these things are exactly what I was wanting out of a
horn...I should have everything mounted by tonite, but does any have any
tips for getting bearing caps out when they are rusted in place? Man are
these things a pain...If I could just get them out, everything could go back
together....
> >
> > Later
> > Mike S.
> > http://www.geocities.com/geek_farm/truck.html
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