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03-22-2008, 05:22 PM
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SYE install
Hello everyone and thanks for reading,
I am about to purchase a Slip-yoke-eliminator kit and I am curious about the install process. I installed one for a friend in a pinch and as he was driving home in the rain and he lost control of his Jeep and wrecked it. Therefore, I don't have any feed back as to how it really went. So, the real question is, whether to have a transmission shop do the install or is this easily done on my own. I have a lot experience with industrial machines and equipment but I have no experience with setting lash (I don't know if that is even needed). Thanks again everyone. 
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03-24-2008, 03:32 AM
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Re: SYE install
You don't need to set any backlash or other fine adjustments when installing a SYE. If you've done it once it should be a piece of cake. I've done dozens with no problems.
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