Front Driveshaft Fell Apart need help asap
Front Driveshaft Fell Apart need help asap
I was putting my front driveshaft in my 98 ranger and the front driveshaft cap fell off the one end and all the ***** fell out that are int eh end near the transfer case. i cannot figure out how it goes back together. I got it back together and put it under the truck and it is abotu 1/4'' too short. any help is greatly appreciated
The joint can move. You should be able the move it closer. It may help to put the ujoint side in last. Before you put this back in make sure all the ***** are in the grooves. Trust me it matters.
I had to get a used shaft from the classifieds. Because mine fell apart during a trans swap.
I had to get a used shaft from the classifieds. Because mine fell apart during a trans swap.
I have all the ***** in their slots and i am putting the u-joint side in last. when i have the t-case side in place and i pull the shaft toward the diff, it is too short. i put the ***** and the keeper on ther undercut in the shaft that is behind the splines then slid it into the other piece and put the cap on. it seemed to be correct but too short
it pivots around. when i fully push it in it does not move witht he other piece that the cv's go into. it just moves by itself. if i pull it back out it is fine but still too short...ill have to try in the am to get it back together. is there only one way it can go back together? do i have to match the shaft with the cv holder?
it can go two ways right and wrong. I'm sorry I can't elaborate right now, tired and had a few beverages. I just know that it took me three tries to put mine back together before I got it right. I can say that it's not the easy way...if that makes sense.
I'll try again tomorow.
I'll try again tomorow.
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