Would these cracks be enough to cause highway vibration?
I don't know if cracks like that could cause driveline vibration (my guess is probably not) but given that this is essentially a consumable part I would err on the side of caution and replace it.
I have read on here that the cheap rotoflexes don't last very long and it's best to go with the OEM one.
I have read on here that the cheap rotoflexes don't last very long and it's best to go with the OEM one.
I thought the same thing and wondered for a while why everyone else had a rubber one and mine was metal lol
I don't know if cracks like that could cause driveline vibration (my guess is probably not) but given that this is essentially a consumable part I would err on the side of caution and replace it.
I have read on here that the cheap rotoflexes don't last very long and it's best to go with the OEM one.
I have read on here that the cheap rotoflexes don't last very long and it's best to go with the OEM one.
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