At least she still got you home, most vehicles will just leave you stranded when something like that happens!

 

i can locate stuff like axles for you on the cheap most times. i do some work for a used car dealership up north and we get stuff shipped to us from junkyards all the time.

 

Well, it has anti-locks and looks like this:


Not This:

So I assume it has a D35

 

Driving home from school today and an elderly man in a Monte Carlo pulled across the street I was drving down and scratched the H-E-Double Bucket Seats out of the rear bumper end cap. Right after I painted the bumper. He did offer me $60 to cover it, so I guess I did OK. But I still have to fix the stupid end cap.

 

Just went to the JY and pulled some axle shafts and hubs to replace mine and found out the hard way that 90+ hubs are different than my '88 renny disco D30 takes....had to turn around and order some because I'm dead in the water with no transportation this week. this repair bill is now heading into the $300 range

 

I always say, Jeeps don't break down, they just work less efficiently