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final drive play

I don't know- someone will if there isn't a mention in the shop manual...but That's the thing about shaft drives...a bit of wear and they have the same snatch as a loose chain and sprockets... but harder to fix! so take it easy starting out from stoplights. I tried to ride mine "staid"...as though it was an old Beemer R75
 
How worn are the actual splines on each part? One thing I noticed immediately when I fitted a new driven spline (on the wheel side) was how much more tightly it fitted to the final drive hub. The old one on the wheel wasn't visibly worn, but that was on a different wheel and I'd had no reason to suspect it was defective. So, you can run with a bit of play in them, as long as the splines aren't showing signs of wearing away.
 
The hub that attaches to the rear wheel seems to be worn but I'll have to take a video, I'm gonna clean both gears so the condition of both are able to be shown
 
Remove that wheel drive form the final drive and show us the splines. Looks like there is a bit of wear. If it looks like this then your in trouble
 
could you by chance help me source one? ive tried looking with the part number aswell as the name of the part but i keep coming up short.

its called the joint assembly or the name they list it as is "JOIN ASSY, DRIVEN"

part number is 64680-45112 and the superseed is 64680-45113

or ofcourse if somebody has one for sale.
 
https://www.partzilla.com/product/suzuki/64680-45113
https://www.cmsnl.com/products/joint-assy-rr-hub_6468045113/
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255419831798?hash=item3b783555f6:g:fesAAOSwwaRiI6J5

There are several on e-bay and the one I posted doesn't look to bad. Always taking chances with a used part. the least expensive is from cmsnl. The 2nd picture you posted doesn't show a lot of the actual splines but yes I can see some wear. Nothing that would fail soon. You could put it back together with some moly past and keep an eye on it.
 
craz1 said:
https://www.partzilla.com/product/suzuki/64680-45113
https://www.cmsnl.com/products/joint-assy-rr-hub_6468045113/
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255419831798?hash=item3b783555f6:g:fesAAOSwwaRiI6J5

There are several on e-bay and the one I posted doesn't look to bad. Always taking chances with a used part. the least expensive is from cmsnl. The 2nd picture you posted doesn't show a lot of the actual splines but yes I can see some wear. Nothing that would fail soon. You could put it back together with some moly past and keep an eye on it.
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do you think itd be good for another 4000? thats when ill be changing the tires out. ill have to keep looking for one on ebay if i run this one for the meantime.
 
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