Two Major 4×4 Truck Repairs! Broken Driveshaft U-Joint & Clutch Disc Replacement



Two Major 4×4 Truck Repairs! Broken Driveshaft U-Joint & Clutch Disc Replacement
Two major truck repairs in one video! Today, we tackle a broken driveshaft universal joint and replace a worn-out clutch disc on a 4×4 truck.

First, we inspect the damaged driveshaft joint, replace the broken component, and carefully weld the assembly to reinforce the connection and help ensure a secure repair.

Next, we move on to a completely separate repair job: replacing the worn clutch disc on a 4×4 truck. Watch as we remove the old clutch components, inspect the system, and install the replacement clutch disc.

Both jobs require mechanical skills, patience, and attention to detail. Join us to watch these two challenging truck repairs and see how damaged components are brought back into working condition.

🔧 In this video:

Broken driveshaft universal joint replacement
Driveshaft joint welding and reinforcement
Inspection of damaged transmission components
4×4 truck clutch disc replacement
Clutch system repair and installation
Heavy-duty truck maintenance

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7 Comments

  1. Olá Amigo Danh, eu escrevo aqui do Brasil, e estou te informando que eu assisti os teus 327 vídeos na integra, sem pular nem 1 minuto, eu sou caminhoneiro e mecânico de caminhões, más agora eu me tornei um mecânico melhor assistindo os teus vídeos, obrigado sou teu fã e você e um ÓTIMO PROFISSIONAL, parabéns saúde e sucesso para você e toda a sua família.

  2. These trucks really take a beating. Constantly overloaded and driven over rough terrain. Danh has done so many of these. But why no work bench, hydraulic press even if with a small jack, and a vice? That section of drive shaft is badly scored and looks like it has been welded in the past. That shock absorber is badly bent and dented. What the hell kind of welding rod holder is that? Good work for such piss poor conditions.

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