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Old Nov 1, 2016 | 09:08 PM
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Slip yoke spewing

1990 22re 5spd

What's the deal with the slip yoke spewing grease? Take a look



Also when I take off from a standstill in first, unless I get my RPM/throttle/clutch let off perfectly I get this horrible shuttering/vibration. Could this be a failing U joint? I checked for play but they seem good in that regard. Any other way to diagnose them? I might just replace them anyway since they're probably at least 15 years old and u joints are a cheap fix. If it makes any difference I don't get the shuttering when downshifting or up shifting.



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Old Nov 2, 2016 | 02:42 AM
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A worn out clutch, oil on the clutch, or a new clutch without a resurfaced flywheel can cause shuddering when first taking off. If the U-joints have no play I wouldn't replace them, it's cheap but a pain in the butt. If you still have Toyota joints keep them, they are better than any aftermarket ones and will last a lot longer, just keep them greased. The slip yoke has no seal, just grease it every oil change and when you go through water. Don't worry about a little grease splatter, it's just automatic rust preventative.
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Old Nov 2, 2016 | 07:43 AM
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lol, rust prevention!

Yeah, I made the error or over lubing this slip joint, too...Good news is the undercoating it's providing is keeping this truck rust free!
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Old Nov 2, 2016 | 07:29 PM
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She'll be parked over the winter so maybe I'll take a look at the clutch then. Thanks!
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