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Old Nov 25, 2012 | 06:49 PM
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I'm working on a 98 a4 1.8t 5 speed Quattro. This is my first German car. Anyway, the center driveshaft bearing is shot so I will be replacing the driveshaft sometime next week. My question is, this will be my first time replacing a driveshaft on a Audi, so is there anything in particular that I should know? I know that when you remove a driveshaft it should go back on the same way, in this case, I'm replacing it so how would I know the correct way to install the replacement? Sorry, but I'm new to this.
 
Old Nov 25, 2012 | 07:46 PM
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I have a driveshaft with a good, original center bearing if you need it for $120 shipped. PM me if interested.

Replace the transmission/front differential output flange seal when you replace the driveshaft.

This is the procedure (A8 is shown, but it's nearly the same): audipages A8 Transmission Seal Replacement
 
Old Nov 25, 2012 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by redmond1501
I have a driveshaft with a good, original center bearing if you need it for $120 shipped. PM me if interested.

Replace the transmission/front differential output flange seal when you replace the driveshaft.

This is the procedure (A8 is shown, but it's nearly the same): audipages A8 Transmission Seal Replacement
Damn, wish I would of got on this deal earlier. I already ordered one from eBay.
 
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