🔧 Spicer 211359X Center Bearing: Swift Vehicle Drivetrain Replacement Component Review

I have a 2004 F-350, it starts to shake when I get about 30 mph and when I go over 65 mph. (steering wheel shakes) I had to replace the thrust bearing and cardan on the drive shaft. This solved the problem.

It says they fit my truck. I installed it and within a week I had to buy another because the mechanic said it couldn't handle the power of my stock Ford F-250. When it was removed, it literally broke into pieces.

Installed in a '99 Ford F350 CCLB SRW. Press out the driveshaft at your local shop or dealer or you will spend a lot of time removing the old center bearing. I also replaced all crosses with Spicer products. The center bearing was installed within two months and so far without any problems.

Fits my 2006 F250 two piece driveshaft. Take a 33mm socket for the nut. You also need a good puller. They should be changed every 100,000 km. Get under your truck and squeeze the driveshaft - if it moves heavily the rubber seat is probably all busted (I had). At the same time, lubricate the sliding fork.