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Universal Joint Mercedes 1013 1113 1213 1413 1513 38mm x 62mm GU-7300

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Description

Universal Joint Mercedes 1013 1113 1213 1413 1513 38mm x 62mm GU-7300Vehicle Compatibility Mercedes Benz 1013 ADE352 1978 1984 Mercedes Benz 1113 OM352 1968 1982 Mercedes Benz 1113 ADE352 1982 Mercedes Benz 1213 (Flat Nose) OM352 1978 1988 Mercedes Benz 1213K 32 ADE352N 1979 1982 Mercedes Benz 1313 OM352 1972 1976 Mercedes Benz 1413 (Long Nose) OM352 1976 1982 Mercedes Benz 1413 (Flat Nose) ADE352 1982 1991 Mercedes Benz 1417 ADE352T 1980 1982 Mercedes Benz 1417 (Flat Nose) ADE352T 1982 1994 Mercedes Benz 1513 OM352T

Vehicle Compatibility

  • Mercedes-Benz 1013 ADE352 1978-1984
  • Mercedes-Benz 1113 OM352 1968-1982
  • Mercedes-Benz 1113 ADE352 1982-
  • Mercedes-Benz 1213 (Flat Nose) OM352 1978-1988
  • Mercedes-Benz 1213K/32 ADE352N 1979-1982
  • Mercedes-Benz 1313 OM352 1972-1976
  • Mercedes-Benz 1413 (Long Nose) OM352 1976-1982
  • Mercedes-Benz 1413 (Flat Nose) ADE352 1982-1991
  • Mercedes-Benz 1417 ADE352T 1980-1982
  • Mercedes-Benz 1417 (Flat Nose) ADE352T 1982-1994
  • Mercedes-Benz 1513 OM352T 1970-1975
  • Mercedes-Benz 1517 ADE352T 1975-1980

Fitment note: This is an internal snap ring universal joint with grease lubrication. Confirm by measurements (Ø 38mm x 62mm) and propshaft/yoke variant before dispatch.

Specifications

  • Part Type: Universal Joint
  • Version: Internal Snap Ring
  • Lubrication: Grease Lubrication (Greaseable)
  • Diameter: 38mm
  • Length: 62mm
  • Part Number: GU-7300
  • OE References: 0004101431, 000414100031, 3024100031, 3104100031, 3124100031, 3124101231, 3124101331, 3124111331, 3224100031, 3224100131, 3454107031, 3854100031

Features

  • Greaseable universal joint matched to Ø38mm x 62mm specification
  • Internal snap ring design for serviceable heavy-duty driveline applications
  • Suitable for listed Mercedes-Benz truck applications when matched by variant and measurements

Why Buy From Us

  • Fitment support using measurements, OE references and vehicle details before dispatch
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Installation And Maintenance Tips

  • Grease the joint after installation and at regular service intervals where applicable
  • Ensure snap rings seat fully and the joint articulates freely without binding
  • Inspect yokes and bearing seats for wear to prevent premature failure
  • Propshaft balancing may be required if vibration was present prior to repair
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