Drive Shaft Center Support Bushings

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Drive Shaft Center Support Bushings

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What is a Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing?

A Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing is a rubber bushing that is installed between the drive shaft and the center support bearing. It helps to reduce road noise and vibration as well as helping to keep the drive shaft properly centered in the center support bearing.

What are the signs of a faulty Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing?

Signs of a faulty Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing can include increased vibration, noise, and misalignment of the drive shaft. If the bushing is in poor condition, it can cause the drive shaft to be out of alignment and can lead to premature wear of other components.

Can a faulty Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing cause damage?

Yes, a faulty Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing can cause damage. If the bushing is in poor condition, it can cause the drive shaft to be out of alignment and can lead to premature wear of other components.

How do I replace a Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing?

Replacing a Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing can be done in a few steps:

  1. Remove the old bushing by using a pry bar or other suitable tool.
  2. Clean the area around the center support bearing and drive shaft.
  3. Install the new bushing and ensure that it is properly seated.
  4. Re-install the drive shaft and center support bearing.
  5. Tighten the fasteners to the specified torque.


How often should I inspect my Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing?

To ensure the best performance and longevity of your drive shaft, it is recommended to inspect the Drive Shaft Center Support Bushing at least once a year. It is also important to inspect the bushing after any off-road driving or other driving conditions that may cause increased vibration or wear.