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02-21-2013, 03:00 PM
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02-21-2013, 03:08 PM
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I replaced the vacuum disconnect system in my front axle with a Posi-Lok cable, and now I can use 2LO. I've never had a reason to, though lol
02-21-2013, 03:14 PM
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[quote=xj_maniac_newb;2325040]Just use black spray paint.
I'll try the undercoating when its time, have to pull all my stuff out of the way lol. Should have done it while the axle was out.
I'll try the undercoating when its time, have to pull all my stuff out of the way lol. Should have done it while the axle was out.
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hey guys im a new driver, i just got my 2001 jeep cherokee sport with 92k on it, the previous owner forgot to latch the hood one day and was driving down the highway and the hood flew up on him and broke the piece in between the hood and the windshield where the wiper fluid sprays out of. its plastic and i hhave no idea what the name of the part is so i can look it up. can you help me out with the name??
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hey guys im a new driver, i just got my 2001 jeep cherokee sport with 92k on it, the previous owner forgot to latch the hood one day and was driving down the highway and the hood flew up on him and broke the piece in between the hood and the windshield where the wiper fluid sprays out of. its plastic and i hhave no idea what the name of the part is so i can look it up. can you help me out with the name??
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Wheel bearings and axle bearings??
So I have an 8.25 no abs and was wondering if I have wheel bearings and axle bearings or just one or the other on my rear axle?
I have seen people say they need to change their wheel bearings then end up actually meaning axle bearings. Its too cold right now (no garage) for me to feel like taking the axle shaft out to look for myself haha.
Thanks!
I have seen people say they need to change their wheel bearings then end up actually meaning axle bearings. Its too cold right now (no garage) for me to feel like taking the axle shaft out to look for myself haha.
Thanks!
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02-21-2013, 08:41 PM
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So I have an 8.25 no abs and was wondering if I have wheel bearings and axle bearings or just one or the other on my rear axle?
I have seen people say they need to change their wheel bearings then end up actually meaning axle bearings. Its too cold right now (now garage) for me to feel like taking the axle shaft out to look for myself haha.
Thanks!
I have seen people say they need to change their wheel bearings then end up actually meaning axle bearings. Its too cold right now (now garage) for me to feel like taking the axle shaft out to look for myself haha.
Thanks!
The bearing seats in the axle tube and the axle shaft fits into it. I'd guess you'd call it an axle bearing.
Precision calls it a "Wheel bearing"