Ujoint has some minor grooves set in them

fishv12

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Good afternoon

While replacing my differential tail seal I mistakenly slipped a cover off the ujoint revealing the needle bearings and bearing surface. The surface once wiped down had some small impressions left which could be felt with a fingernail. Nothing extreme but enough that the bearing cup doesn't seem to roll smoothly on it. I wonder if I should go right ahead and replace that ujoint... At that point I may as well replace the one on the front of the driveshaft too I don't think those are expensive. I have been working on that truck for a while tho so I just can't wait to be done!
 

fishv12

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Alright well after some research I found my answer it should be replaced. I ordered some spicer 1410 ujoints which I will be putting in. Now I wonder if I should be putting in a new tcase end seal. I just put in a new end seal in the diff.
 
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