Neal Kramarcy wrote:
Well list I want to thank all who had great suggestions and admit I'm
feeling a little stupid. When you get the same noise before you replace
a driveaxle and then it returns it's best to assume that the new
driveaxle has failed. Yes, that's apparently the problem. My
Well list I want to thank all who had great suggestions and admit I'm
feeling a little stupid. When you get the same noise before you replace
a driveaxle and then it returns it's best to assume that the new
driveaxle has failed. Yes, that's apparently the problem. My inde
listened then
When you get the same noise before you replace
a driveaxle and then it returns it's best to assume that the new
driveaxle has failed. Yes, that's apparently the problem.
So was your replacement half-axle new, used, or rebuilt?
(Listed in decreasing order of desirability.)
-- Jim
I bought a rebuilt from Rusty.
Neal
Jim Cathey wrote:
When you get the same noise before you replace
a driveaxle and then it returns it's best to assume that the new
driveaxle has failed. Yes, that's apparently the problem.
So was your replacement half-axle new, used, or rebuilt?
On May 19, 2006, at 7:38 AM, Neal Kramarcy wrote:
Well list I want to thank all who had great suggestions and admit I'm
feeling a little stupid. When you get the same noise before you
replace
a driveaxle and then it returns it's best to assume that the new
driveaxle has failed. Yes,
The sway bar links are good; the shop replaced the bushings in their
first test of the noise problem, thinking that's what I was hearing. I
almost wish it was something else. I've had good luck with two other
axle replacements, but the fellows at the shop, who I've dealt with for
about 8
On May 19, 2006, at 8:57 AM, Neal Kramarcy wrote:
The sway bar links are good; the shop replaced the bushings in their
first test of the noise problem, thinking that's what I was
hearing. I
almost wish it was something else. I've had good luck with two other
axle replacements, but the
