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'67 Dart 270
PostPosted: Sun Jul 10, 2016 3:02 pm 
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Anyone know what the gap is supposed to be between the tail bushing and the slip yoke in an A 904? I have a new bushing and it seems like the gap is pretty big, wondering if it's the wrong bushing.

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I can't say precisely but for any bushing to carry a load properly the fit has to be pretty close. I would expect a couple or a few thousandth clearance. More than that wouldn't be very good.

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That's what I would expect, it seems more than that. My yoke doesn't seem worn in any discernible way, I'll measure the I.D. of the bushing that's in there now and compare.

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Have you driven the bushing into the tail housing or is it loose?

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I have not installed. I assume you are suggesting that it compresses some when installed.

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