Craig
Active member
Well one day I will spend money on a nice driveline, but today is not that day
while doing some test runs getting my FI dialed in I hear this noise, thought it was my t-case. I was comming back from lunch and told my buddy I need to check that out. Well a mile down the road, bang!! I said I guess that will be sonner than later. I was able to use a tie down to hold the driveline up and we drove back in front wheel drive to work. Call my Dad and he brought me my spare driveline ( was the primary until I bent it on fordyce
) but that was better than driving in front wheel drive on a sq driveline.
Not a problem I had a spare Jeep cherokee front driveline in my spares pile. I used those as they have a cv and make a nice rear driveline on the cheap.
Then next thing to do is grind the weld smooth and then use a cutoff wheel to cut through the tube and then smack it with a hammer to get it off. Repete for the damage one.
I then dissaselbe the u-joint as I need to service them and or replace if they look to bad.
I then tap the yoke on making sure it was 90° to the other end. All I have left is to weld it and put it back together.

while doing some test runs getting my FI dialed in I hear this noise, thought it was my t-case. I was comming back from lunch and told my buddy I need to check that out. Well a mile down the road, bang!! I said I guess that will be sonner than later. I was able to use a tie down to hold the driveline up and we drove back in front wheel drive to work. Call my Dad and he brought me my spare driveline ( was the primary until I bent it on fordyce


Not a problem I had a spare Jeep cherokee front driveline in my spares pile. I used those as they have a cv and make a nice rear driveline on the cheap.
Then next thing to do is grind the weld smooth and then use a cutoff wheel to cut through the tube and then smack it with a hammer to get it off. Repete for the damage one.
I then dissaselbe the u-joint as I need to service them and or replace if they look to bad.
I then tap the yoke on making sure it was 90° to the other end. All I have left is to weld it and put it back together.
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