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Username Post: engine/trans/driveshaft/pinion angle
aghaga 
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 06-10-12 07:53 AM - Post#2235394    
    In response to Rick_L

Does you digital level have a zero reset? I'm thinkin that if you zero the level while it is position vertically on the rear flange of the transmission and then check the rearend pinion angle, without resetting the level, you would get an actual difference in angle reading. An "0" degree would represent a parallel drivtrain.
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