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Old 12-09-2010, 02:18 PM
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As title states how do i do this? i have a 98 cherokee with an 8.25 rear end.
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puul yoke remove seal and bearing and replace
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puul yoke remove seal and bearing and replace
Really that simple i dont have to pull the gears out or anything?
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The outer bearing is straight forward after you pull the yoke off. But to get the inner bearing you have to remove the axle shafts and carrier.
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The outer bearing is straight forward after you pull the yoke off. But to get the inner bearing you have to remove the axle shafts and carrier.
Hmm well i guess ill start with the outer one see if that does anything for me. Would one or the other be the culprit for my vibration issues? Thanks man
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Everything is stock so i would to no, could be but i would look at a bad ujoint. can you move the yoke up and down
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Everything is stock so i would to no, could be but i would look at a bad ujoint. can you move the yoke up and down
I just replaced u joints front and back, driveshafts are not bent, hub assemblies are good alignment is spot on and tires are balanced lol i went over it all on other posts but the posts are going nowhere. Thanks for the advice though
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