I went up to Oregon to see my folks and when I was getting ready to come home I noticed my rearend leaking like a sive. I thought it was the seal. I was headed home and thought i had better check it out before I get to far from my parents house. I shut it off and left it in gear and rocked it back and forth. I thought oh **!! there goes my rearend again. I went to napa and got a new seal and headed to my parents to tear it apart. Pulled the back cover and everything looked good. Pulled the drive line off and the yoke was about ready to fall off. The nut had backed off and was just barely on.
Must have caught it just in time because I don't think I would have made it home without it coming apart. I took out the barring and everything looked ok so I put it back together with the new seal and some locktite and drove home with no problems so far.
I posted awhile back about turning down the power and every one told me that I should keep my foot out of it. I must say that this is probably the only reason it didn't turn the gears into mush. I also got 16. 8mpg on the way up there thats the best I have seen in a great while. I haven't filled up again to see what I got coming home, but I think it will be as good or better.
Thanx allot to the TDR and everyone that replied to that post.
Stomp
Must have caught it just in time because I don't think I would have made it home without it coming apart. I took out the barring and everything looked ok so I put it back together with the new seal and some locktite and drove home with no problems so far.
I posted awhile back about turning down the power and every one told me that I should keep my foot out of it. I must say that this is probably the only reason it didn't turn the gears into mush. I also got 16. 8mpg on the way up there thats the best I have seen in a great while. I haven't filled up again to see what I got coming home, but I think it will be as good or better.
Thanx allot to the TDR and everyone that replied to that post.
Stomp