Drive shaft U Joint Replacement on 2009 Nissan Xterra

Don't let your U-Joints get this bad... lol
Join us as we venture into the realm of some maintenance on Yogi! We dive into replacing both U-Joints on this 2009 Nissan Xterra, mainly because they were non existent.
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[@OutdoorswithGio]

***goes out and checks his driveshafts*** 👀😂 Awesome videos guys!

[@AlldogsOffroadCoop]

HAHAHA and ...?? How are they? lol

[@tylerboyer9523]

Solid content being put out lately...keep it up.

[@AlldogsOffroadCoop]

Much appreciated!

[@orodos]

Awesome video! Needs an Ella cameo 😂

[@AlldogsOffroadCoop]

Maybe one day!

[@efil4kizum]

shooting for that 1 million miles on Yogi?

[@AlldogsOffroadCoop]

He might be!

[@efil4kizum]

​@@AlldogsOffroadCoop are the new ujoints greasable or sealed?

[@mikemorgan4670]

Good video. You seem to have a fairly good grasp of mechanical repair. No offense, but that is a regular maintenance item. Why you left it so long is not being very diligent.

[@efil4kizum]

how do you mean by regular maintenance item?

[@mikemorgan4670]

@@efil4kizum At least inspecting and giving it a physical shake to determine if there is play. Just sayin.

[@efil4kizum]

@@mikemorgan4670 should you also pump new grease in old grease out on a regular basis, or are these u-joints sealed?

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

@@efil4kizum stock are sealed. Aftermarket can be sealed or greaseable. Sealed are stronger because not hollow and the end caps have a more precision fit.