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can any one advise me on the above. had it into garage with a clicking noise from underneath.told its prop shaft bearings. is it doable as a diyer or is it complex.:
 

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And welcome from me, what is the car please
 
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hi to you. its a c class kompressor and a bad one at that. had gear box, power steering hand brake problems to mention just a few.
 

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Well the link that jamessc put up is for your very car, a, few bits to remove, but do able
 
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ok.thanks for taking time to advise.wish me luck.......
 

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If it is any help I can send you the official papers for doing the job
 
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yes please, if its no trouble.want to get as much info before i tackle job
 

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can any one advise me on the above. had it into garage with a clicking noise from underneath.told its prop shaft bearings. is it doable as a diyer or is it complex.:

Did they say if it was the support bearing or the universal joint bearings. I think the support bearings would possibly have more of a growl/grind kind of noise and the uj bearings would have a clonk when starting to turn or take up the drive.
Try turning by hand and you will easily tell, there should be no movement at the uj /spider bearing but if it is the support bearing there will be a bit of axial movement which will not show up on the uj.

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