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Old 10-06-2006, 03:35 PM
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4 wheel drive issues

Hey yall i just replaced my CV axles today and when i engage 4 wheel drive and turn my passenger side rear tire skids. Its like something is blocking it but i cant see anything wrong with it. Anyone have any idea why this is happening???? thanks for the help
Old 10-06-2006, 03:40 PM
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This would be normal operation if you were on a high traction surface, in which case you would notice the powertrain bind unloading in the form of a skidding tire. I think some more information is needed. What about in 4WD going in a stragiht line? Are all your tires fairly identical? Tire pressure even?
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Just for common knowledge, it's NOT a good idea to engage the 4wd and turn when on concrete or pavement... It does bind up the powertrain and can lead to damage in various places.
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yes my tires are fairly identical and the tire pressure is good all the way around. in a straight line its fine. so its just prolly binding then??
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