Rear end driveshaft bearing??
#1
Rear end driveshaft bearing??
What is it called? Its the bearings in the rear end where there driveshaft connect. Is it a pinion bearing? im not talking about the center bearing in a two piece driveshaft, i have a one piece drive shaft. Are there any links on how to replace this? mine is worn out. I have play going into the rear end when i move the driveshaft around. Is it even possible to replace witout tearing apart my rear end?
Last edited by deserttoy84; Mar 30, 2007 at 01:14 PM.
#2
At the rear axle, that is the pinion bearing. Try tightening the nut up first:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...eal/index.html
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...eal/index.html
#4
SO far so good. I tightened it up(it was loose) and no more ping when i take off. I bought new u joint though just because im sure there old so ill gonna take off the drive shaft again tommarow to do those. THanks again for the help!
#7
The torque on the pinion nut is what holds the flange to the pinion shaft. It should be approx. 90 ft-lb. Torques upwards of 130 ft-lb is used to crush the crush sleeve and alter the bearing pre-load. So you need tight enough to stop the flange from loosening, but not too tight so as to change the bearing pre-load.
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