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  • 23Hracing
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 420

    #1

    bert bushing

    what causes the bushing to come out of the back of the bert on the drive shaft.
  • gumby_32d
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 250

    #2
    Good question. I help a guy with a crate late model and we have ran into this problem. The first time we put the car on 4 link it walked the tail shaft seal out. We did have driveshaft shortened b/c we think the driveshaft was bottoming out or binding up. If we put it on swing arm it walks the bushing out. My guess is the bore for the bushing is getting warped or out of round. If there is anyone that has a fix for this problem that would be a big help. Thanks

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    • xxxmod
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2012
      • 111

      #3
      The driveshaft bottoming out against the tailshaft causes it....Shorten the driveshaft

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      • BigBlueFord
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 189

        #4
        I always use LOCTITE #620 GREEN SLEEVE RETAINER on the bushing when I install them.
        Crewchief #21 Modified Hansen Motorsports 2014 GRT by Phillips IMCA Modified

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        • dirttrackrocker
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2010
          • 664

          #5
          On my Brinn there are 2 screws that screw into the seal from the outside that hold it in. Not sure if you could drill and tap the Bert to do this or not...

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          • BigBlueFord
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 189

            #6
            Brinns also also use a pilot point set screw to help retain the bushing in place.
            Crewchief #21 Modified Hansen Motorsports 2014 GRT by Phillips IMCA Modified

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            • z40chief
              Member
              • May 2007
              • 90

              #7
              Make sure you have honed the bushing for clearance with your slip yoke. I use the red high strength loctite on bushing.

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