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How does one rebuild a 1948 Tudor drive shaft. Have a grinding noise in the center of the shaft. Speedway has a conversion kit to install a drive shaft but I am not sure this is the way to go. Any help appreciated.
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for his removal and installation instructions. G.M.
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Should have a grease fitting there. Bunch of threads here on this work including Old Henry's personal experience.
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