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#987459 11/20/2013 5:06 AM
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having trouble finding universal joints (3)
for my 58 3/4 ton.
maybe same place would have rear motor mounts also ??
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Hy rwb, there are two different possibilities for "U" joints
GM p/n 3830580 has a .615" finger diameter, the Napa p/n for this joint is PUJ369 0r NPJ369
GM p/n 3708961 has a finger diameter of .773", the Napa p/n for this joint is PUJ331 or NPJ P331
As to the rear engine mounts they should be Anchor p/n 2107 for the upper, the Napa p/n for this part is BK6021034 and Anchor p/n 2108 for the lower, the Napa p/n for this part is BK6021035 hope that helps.

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According to my GM parts manual
1941 to 1961 Chev 3/4 ton & 1 ton
trucks use: GM # 3708961
with the finger diameter of .773 "

We all make our own choices of
replacement parts for our old trucks.
I'm a GM NOS ( new old stock ) parts
guy.
Especially when it comes to ANY kind of
Bearing: Clutch Release, Wheel, Axle, Trans,
Generator, Driveshaft, etc.
I see right here on stovebolt how
the made in china bearings are
in my opinion...junk .
I want made right here in the USA
preferably GM NOS.

You may have to pay a higher price for NOS
parts. Price is not always my bottom line.

Everyone to their own way of doing things.
I'm not looking to get into any debate with
you guy's that prefer the cheaper made in china parts.

As they say, 'have it your way'.

I purchased a GMC U-Joint repair kit on ebay.
GMC # 2330781. This part is the same U-Joint
as GM # 3708961.

So, you can replace your U-Joints with good old
GM NOS made in the USA parts.

Tim Short Chevrolet
in Kentucky
has ( 1 ) GM # 2330781
606-658-4468

Friesen Chevrolet
in Nebraska
has ( 2 ) GM # 2330781
402-773-5538

There's also a GM NOS # 3708961 U-Joint on ebay
right now.

ebay link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/310347809078

See PICS @ photobucket:

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv57/glp0329/U%20Joint/5AGMCUJointNOS_zps0322700e.jpg

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/...ndGMCUJointRepairKitsNOS_zps02bd40ec.jpg

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/...itandTrunnionBearingsNOS_zps76da0c29.jpg

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv57/glp0329/U%20Joint/7AUjointRepairKit_zpsecb3d27f.jpg

Bought these two at:Carlisle, PA. Swap Meet 2013

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv57/glp0329/U%20Joint/2AU-JointRepaitKitGMNOS_zps8fc9182b.jpg

http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv57/glp0329/U%20Joint/1AU-JointRepairKitGMNOS-2_zps4b3206f0.jpg

George
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