Hey guys, hoping to get some feedback/ let me know if I should be worried.
I had a 2" van compass lift installed on my vehicle - before the install, I was notified by my mechanic that I needed a new center support bearing.
Install happened, and now that I got the van home, I climbed under and wanted to get a good look at everything.
I now am noticing that the tail shaft doesn't have a boot on it (The tech "damaged" it when removing the driveshaft)... and it seems like the tail shaft isn't seated very deep. The mechanic said it looks "normal".
Wondering if you guys can give me some feedback on these photos, and let me know if this looks right? The carrier bearing that the shop installed is clearly not an OEM bearing (part number on the invoice is DSPCN210391).
I’m worried about the tail shaft slipping out. Is this a possibility? should I order an OEM carrier bearing and install it instead? Besides the lift, I've tried to only buy OEM parts, so I'm leaning towards doing this anyway.
I had a 2" van compass lift installed on my vehicle - before the install, I was notified by my mechanic that I needed a new center support bearing.
Install happened, and now that I got the van home, I climbed under and wanted to get a good look at everything.
I now am noticing that the tail shaft doesn't have a boot on it (The tech "damaged" it when removing the driveshaft)... and it seems like the tail shaft isn't seated very deep. The mechanic said it looks "normal".
Wondering if you guys can give me some feedback on these photos, and let me know if this looks right? The carrier bearing that the shop installed is clearly not an OEM bearing (part number on the invoice is DSPCN210391).
I’m worried about the tail shaft slipping out. Is this a possibility? should I order an OEM carrier bearing and install it instead? Besides the lift, I've tried to only buy OEM parts, so I'm leaning towards doing this anyway.
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