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Re: C4 Tech FAQ

Subject: Re: C4 Tech FAQ
by CentralCoaster on 2008/3/28 20:11:14

Quote:

Slalom4me wrote:
Yes, I remember reading that one/some of the plastic seals
broke on you during installation. I think your assessment
at the time was that possibly the spider was pressed too
far. Still, it would not have been an issue with 'rubber'
seals.


When I installed them I put the clip on over the end of the ujoint and pressed it into place. I would go in a little, then release tension on the vise to see if the clip was ready to snap in, if not, then repeat.

I figured this way I only pressed it as much as needed for the clips to seat and no further. It was a very tight fit.
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