waskillywabbit

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NorCrawler

waiting for this to be done so i can start on mine. lol git r done!

waskillywabbit

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Sorry. Been covered up.

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LSUfan71

I'm in the process of obtaining an '85 4x4 pick-up, has 126,000 miles on it. It's been sitting for at least one year, I counted at least 4 dirt-dobber nests just in the engine compartment but the engine starts fine (with jumper cables).

Anyway, current owner is not the original owner and he doesn't know if the front axle has ever been rebuilt. Should it be done when I get it home? What are the recommendations?

waskillywabbit

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Depends on if it is leaking at the lower cap on the knuckle. If not leave it alone unless bearing noise.

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MaK92-4RnR

Hmm... a local junk yard has a 1979 toyota axle in it... but it has no third member, brakes or hubs. just has the steering and what not. but the owner of the yard says he drained the fluid out of it and muddy water came out... there anyway of recovering/rebuilding the entire axle back to usable shape?

waskillywabbit

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If it's been sitting "open" outside it's all rusted internally and junk IMO.

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pettybilt

I thought the knuckle bearings where the same part #? Saw you labeled them "top" and "bottom". I hope they are the same, just got done rebuilding mine. And that axle in the front looks wicked.

waskillywabbit

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Each bearing has it's own race and it is good practice not to mix them up.

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LSUfan71

ah, ok. Sounds good, thanks.

DeathCougar

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None of the pics are working in this article Brian

peow130

Is that ugly axle next to the toy one the TG one?
Because...
that thing is fugly.

earthbound

Thank you, Wabbit!

waskillywabbit

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Glad I could help

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Bingle

Thanks wab. 'scribed.

cabot

I just got an 85. This is going to come up eventually. Thanks!