BRIANHO13
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If the hub on the ram fell apart there was something else going on. The outer shaft holds the hub togther, the inner shaft give no support at all.
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gear problem
- Thread starter CV95XJ
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CV95XJ
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alright, I'll probly do that then, just take the shafts out and disconnect the front driveshaft.
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BTW you guys responding so quickly to all of my questions is what makes naxja the best site around. thanks again, I really appreciate it.
BRIANHO13
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- Spring, TX
Don't forget to drain the fluid or you could have a nasty problem.
Pat
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- Bloomington, IN
CV95XJ said:
stressing this...put the stubs back in or your hub will be toast too.
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- Hammertown, USA
yes, you HAVE TO HAVE THE OUTER AXLE STUBS INSTALLED.
Torque that bolt (36 mm bolt) to ~175 foot pounds. If you dont do this, it will be just like that dodge..
Torque that bolt (36 mm bolt) to ~175 foot pounds. If you dont do this, it will be just like that dodge..
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