replacing drive shaft
replacing drive shaft
ok everyone, so my drive shaft started making a rubbing noise a couple weeks ago, and just yesterday it turned into a loud clunking that i could lightly feel on my feet by the pedals. A lot of people have been saying that its because the seals wore off of the drive shaft which allowed dirt and road grime to get to where the seals once were. so i bought a drive shaft and while i'm waiting for it to arive it thought i would ask you guys a couple questions. First how do i keep my seals from coming off and messing up another drive shaft, my car only had 37000 miles?! Second, should i replace the drive shaft bearings along with the drive shaft? And Lastly is there any tips or tricks that i should know when taking the old one out and putting the new one it? i'm assuming its very simple, take the bolts off and drop the old one, put the new one up and bolt it on. Thanks in advance for the help everyone
There's a large boot by the transfer case (or, in the back, the diff) and another behind the wheel. These can be punctured or torn by road hazards. I don't know what you can do to completely avoid this happening excepting putting the car on blocks. There are no seals on the drive axle itself.
It is a good idea to give all the axle boots an inspection anytime the car is up.
It is a good idea to give all the axle boots an inspection anytime the car is up.
i bought it for 130 with 8 thousand miles on it. I'm pretty sure thats the problem but if it isint i can always sell it on here lol. but i hope it fixes it cause the evo is my dd and i hate borrowing peoples cars to get to work and stuff.
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