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Sweet where did he get his tires at, and what size is he going to put on? What is wrong with his old wheels? You sound like you're going to be busy, can't wait to see it lifted. Its going to look good!
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Originally Posted by XJPC
Folks, Blew my knee out skiing and i can't get under the jeep and diagnose a problem. 2 days ago i started to hear some metal on metal scrapping from underneath. It only makes noise while under load (guessing drive train issue). Now im getting vibration thru the steering wheel. Was able to grab and turn the rear drive shaft and its tight. Turned the front drive shaft and there is about 40 degrees of play. Ujoints seem fine and guessing it might be in the TC ? Jeep went into 4wd no problem during the last 2 days with the snow storms. I did all drive train fluids about 4 months ago. Bottom line... i would like to buy anyone lunch or beer if they are working on their jeep tomorrow and i could come by and have u drive it and hopefully help diagnose the problem. Been out of work for 5 weeks and money is at an all time low. I don't expect to show up and have someone turn wrench's for free....just could appreciate some knowledge and help before she craps out. Please let me know if anyone is available.
Thanks, Chris
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^^^^^^^This is why Jeep guys rock!
I'd offer to lend a hand but my schedule is pretty full tommorow. Wheelers helping each other out, thats what it should be about. you guys rock!
I'd offer to lend a hand but my schedule is pretty full tommorow. Wheelers helping each other out, thats what it should be about. you guys rock!
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Thanks Jeff, I read your busy tomorrow. Thanks for the support and chiming in. Good people here !!!
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Folks, Blew my knee out skiing and i can't get under the jeep and diagnose a problem. 2 days ago i started to hear some metal on metal scrapping from underneath. It only makes noise while under load (guessing drive train issue). Now im getting vibration thru the steering wheel. Was able to grab and turn the rear drive shaft and its tight. Turned the front drive shaft and there is about 40 degrees of play. Ujoints seem fine and guessing it might be in the TC ? Jeep went into 4wd no problem during the last 2 days with the snow storms. I did all drive train fluids about 4 months ago. Bottom line... i would like to buy anyone lunch or beer if they are working on their jeep tomorrow and i could come by and have u drive it and hopefully help diagnose the problem. Been out of work for 5 weeks and money is at an all time low. I don't expect to show up and have someone turn wrench's for free....just could appreciate some knowledge and help before she craps out. Please let me know if anyone is available.
Thanks, Chris
Thanks, Chris