thee_bearded1

Morning guys, so last night I came across a guy that builds driveshafts and he claims to have made a cv driveshaft WITH the slip yoke, direct bolt on and makes it so you done have to do the sye..,,,I'm just wondering if this is too good to be true.....I sent him an email about his guarantee and return policy. Hoping to hear back from him soon

Outlaw Star

They charge about 225 a custom driveshaft up here.

thee_bearded1

Yeah this one is $250 shipped

freegdr

Nothing new.

thee_bearded1

but you can do that in place of an sye and get the same effect?

freegdr

In theory. SYE also shortens rear shaft of tc thus creating less angle . On older cases it also stop fluid from leaking out rear seal if rear shaft breaks and you drive home on front.

thee_bearded1

I broke my rear shaft last weekend and had a front wheel drive jeep on the way home, thankfully it was only a mile from my house. Time to get an sye then I guess.

freegdr

Yours being newer you were able to with no fluid loss. Having a spare shaft from junk yard could have been bolted in and saved day with a sye installed.

freegdr

Morning all.

88whitecomanche

Good morning fellas
Changed the serpentine belt and tensioner...
Noticed the power steering pump has a small case of wobble...
Has anyone ever swapped the pulley? Or you need to change out the whole pump?

thee_bearded1

is the wobble in the shaft or the pulley, I'd think the shaft going into the pump would be what's wobbling

slimxj

1998 X I just picked up 114k miles completely stock runs and drives amazing new trail/mud jeep

slimxj98

Slimxj is also me I didn't think my new account worked but it does now 1998 Cherokee completely stock mine and my brothers trail build!!

88whitecomanche

I don't even know...I just seen a mini wobble and some friction while spinning it by hand...so it might be either or...

westran2002

Good Morning All! Everyone ready for a new week!