Pretty sure you have it right.  I'd have to go out and look.  I'm also pretty
sure that you can't get the bolts in from behind the yolk, so #1 might be the
only option.

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> On Nov 8, 2014, at 10:34 AM, Stefano Iachella <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Cats:
>
> A quicky question for those that get the digest in indevidual emails and
can
> answer fairly quickly (or else I'll just wait).
>
> Putting the bolts and nuts back onto the the rear driveshaft after lowering
> the triangle for a slave cylinder swap. These are the bolts and nuts that
go
> on the yolk to donut interface. Not the donut to driveshaft interface.
>
> (1) Which way to the bolts go? Head forward and treads backwards? So bolt
> pointing to the back of the car.
>
> Or
>
> (2) Head rearward and threads forward? So bolt pointing toward the front of
> the
> car.
>
> I am putting them in as (1) but the nut on the back is very close to the
> cross
> member. It would seem the head of the nut would clear better. But I
> remember
> that the bolts came out pretty easily and getting them back in as (2) seems
> more like a struggle to slip them in place.
>
> Wish I had remembered better, but it came apart several weeks ago and I
> thought
> I'd be back on the task sooner.
>
> Thanks,
> Stefano
> Concord, CA
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