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4 wheel trouble, pulling from side to side

kiknurazz2

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Jenkins, Kentucky
Year, Model & Trim Level
'94 Limited 4x4
I have a 94 limited 4x4. i replaced the outo hubs about 6 months ago. i installled super winch manuals in it. the problem now is when i put it in 4 wheel high it jerk violently from left to right and vise versa. iI have searched the post and can't seem to find anything on this. Just somewhere to start looking would be a great deal of help to me, thanks
 



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its normal to act like that in 4wd on pavement.
 






Redrig said:
its normal to act like that in 4wd on pavement.

I second that. It also isn't a good idea to drive in 4X4 on dry pavement
 






this was actually on snow covered pavement, it was too slick to make it up my drive in 2 wheel, so i engaged the hubs and the 4 wheel button on the dash and it was in 4 wheel drive, however it was pullong violently from left to right and vice versa
 






could it be u joints binding>??
 






yep, thats what it was a bad u joint on the passenger side. thanks stlc
done them over the weekend, wouldn't be a big job at all if there were some way to remove spindle without a BFH and a block of wood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for all the help found this forum very helpfull throughout this job
thanks again.
 






ohh yea the u joint in question was completely bound solid going in one direction, wonder it didn't end up wrecking me
 






had same prob. on 91 now 4wd dont lock in after having u joints replaced
 






stlc, there are some very helpful threads on here, if u have the auto hubs just do a search on it and there are some cheap ways to try to fix them including cleaning out the hubs with ATF.
 






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