slop in drive shaft where it meets axle
#1
slop in drive shaft where it meets axle
i have a 98 4runner and its grinding when i drive down the road i have noticed that there is slop in the drive shaft where it meets the rear axle. can i replace the pinion bearing with normal hand tools or do i need special tools? is this a huge pain in the a** job? do i have to pull the half shafts?
#3
If it is not too far gone, try tightening the nut on the pinion shaft. Unbolt the sdriveshaft, unstake the nut, tighten the 30mm nut to ~90 ft.lbs. to take up any slack, restake the nut and put the shaft back on:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...eal/index.html
I had to do that on my old rear diff several times.
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...eal/index.html
I had to do that on my old rear diff several times.
#4
well i decided to take it to the tranny shop, and i know the guy pretty well. he looked at it and sure enough the ring and pinion bearings were shot. i am just going to let him do it. he is charging me 175 labor and what ever the parts cost. i figured that didnt sound to bad. there goes putting the jaos skid plate on this month.
thanks for the imput
thanks for the imput
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