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Meyle Guibos and Flex Discs

Find BMW driveshaft and axle shaft parts, including flex discs (aka: the guibo) is a vibration dampener mounted on the back of the transmission. The flex disc acts as a buffer between the transmission's output shaft and the driveshaft leading back to the car's differential. Visual inspection is the only way to tell if the disc is beginning to wear. Cars with worn discs will notice a harsh vibration when starting from a stop and the disc should be replaced (along with the center support bearing) ASAP.
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Meyle Universal Flex Disc - E12, E23, E24
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T#:579342
Part#: 3142611101
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$ 86.99

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96mm diameter "Guibo"
Meyle Universal Flex Disc - E21
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T#:7656
Part#: 26111106113
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06-03-2026

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BMW DRIVESHAFT UNIVERSAL JOINT 26111106113.--

This item fits the following BMWs:
BMW 1600, 2002, 2002tii
BMW 3 Series - 320i, 323i

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Meyle Universal Flex Disc - E6X E83
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T#:390155
Part#: 26117542238
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Located between the transmission and driveshaft, the giubo (also guibo) joint is a flexible rubber drive coupling that joins driveline components to reduce vibration, while allowing a limited range of flexibility. Joint rubber deteriorates over time from torque stress and heat hardening. A failed joint is a common cause of driveline noise and vibration.

This joint should be inspected during normal maintenance for signs of heat cracking and tears in the rubber. Failed joints should be replaced before they cause additional damage and expense or disable the vehicle.

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