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  1. Semi-n00b
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    12-20-2011 07:31 PM #1
    I need to replace a driveshaft on 2.7T allroasd-- suggestions? cost? myself? where to get new Audi sourced driveshaft?

  2. 12-22-2011 06:52 AM #2
    Out of curiosity why do you need to replace the whole drive shaft?

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    12-22-2011 09:59 AM #3
    Actually, I misspoke on this. Not the whole driveshaft, but just a center section/part of it. I would need to reconfirm exactly the section (by one of the CV joints) with the shop(s). But, it has been verified by two separate trusted Audi shops.

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    12-22-2011 10:04 PM #4
    034 motorsports sells just the center bearing/support.

    Nevermind: Says not for allroad, only C5 A6
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  5. 02-11-2012 12:05 PM #5
    Yes I've heavily researched this and there's NO ONE that sells just the center support bearing. There's nothing special about the bearing, it's just the bracket. There's someone over at quattroworld that replaced his. He bought a similar "match" bearing/support made for another Audi and made/modified the bracket to work. With the cost of a new driveshaft, it's worth looking into. They're $$$

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    04-01-2012 01:53 AM #6
    Actually, he (me) bought a bearing from a 1992 to 1999 BMW 3-series (but not an M3), and it is working well.

    http://forums.quattroworld.com/allroad/msgs/96161.phtml

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