Wilford Brimley
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- Marysville, wa
Also is it OK to disconnect the shaft and drive to see if that's the issue
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Also is it OK to disconnect the shaft and drive to see if that's the issue
Which shaft?
The prop shaft has to be taken out of the pinions on both ends. You can't leave one in. I remove it completely when I'm at work.
You can't remove a front axle and drive it.
The popping while turning makes it sound even more like a bad front axle (or your bevel gear has completely failed, but you'd be hearing alllllll sorts of other terrible noises)
Jordan
I was referring to the rear axle, my mistake...also there aren't a ton of bad nosies at all just the aforementioned pop. I watched a video of removal...doesn't look bad except where the (haldex?) Side gets kinda stuck