GMB Universal Joint P/N:210-2031
GMB 210-2500 universal joint for the 1984-1985 Toyota 4Runner and other vehicles connects the driveshaft sections and lets them turn at an angle while carrying torque.
A clunk when you shift between drive and reverse, a squeak from the driveshaft or a vibration that builds with speed can mean a worn universal joint. A worn slip yoke, a driveshaft center bearing or an out-of-balance driveshaft can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before buying.
This universal joint is a direct-fit replacement for the 1966-1969 Ford Bronco and the 1979-1995 Toyota Pickup, among many other vehicles.
Universal joint with an exact-fit snap ring.
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Is the GMB 210-2500 universal joint right for the 1984-1985 Toyota 4Runner?
Yes, the GMB 210-2500 fits the 1984-1985 Toyota 4Runner. It fits many other vehicles too, so look up your own car in the "Vehicles it fits" section, which also covers engines.
Does the GMB 210-2500 come with a snap ring?
Yes, an exact-fit snap ring comes with the GMB 210-2500 universal joint.
Is this GMB u joint made of chrome-molybdenum alloy steel?
Yes, this universal joint is made from a special chrome-molybdenum alloy steel that resists corrosion. It also has heavy duty needle bearings for greater load capacity.
What does a worn GMB joint sound or feel like?
A clunk when shifting between drive and reverse, a squeak from the driveshaft or a vibration that rises with speed can mean a worn universal joint.
Where on the driveshaft does the GMB 210-2500 go?
It is listed for the rear shaft (all joints, front joint, center joint) and the front shaft (rear and center joint, center joint).
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