fingers21
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Ok folks, I have a new problem that I'm looking for a bit of advise about.
Either my front diff is binding and on its way out, or I am stuck in 4wd, even though the light goes on/off as normal on the dash.
It seems just like its in 4wd, the steering binds at either lock and it makes all the right 'noises' of being in 4wd on tarmac.
So, i've either gone a little far with the torsion twist and the cv's are at a bad angle, but they look pretty good, so not convinced, or i'm stuck in 4wd, or my front diff is shot!
Is it possible to remove the front prop, driveshafts and diff completely and still drive the truck? The reason I ask, i've got to remove the diff to change the rear seal anyway, so figured i'd rebuild the entire diff while its out, but I would need the use of my truck during the process.
I understand that it would only be 2wd (if its driveable at all) and thats not a problem.
Also, is there any mechanical way to kick it out of 4wd if it is stuck (something I can give a 'gentle nudge' to release)
Either my front diff is binding and on its way out, or I am stuck in 4wd, even though the light goes on/off as normal on the dash.
It seems just like its in 4wd, the steering binds at either lock and it makes all the right 'noises' of being in 4wd on tarmac.
So, i've either gone a little far with the torsion twist and the cv's are at a bad angle, but they look pretty good, so not convinced, or i'm stuck in 4wd, or my front diff is shot!
Is it possible to remove the front prop, driveshafts and diff completely and still drive the truck? The reason I ask, i've got to remove the diff to change the rear seal anyway, so figured i'd rebuild the entire diff while its out, but I would need the use of my truck during the process.
I understand that it would only be 2wd (if its driveable at all) and thats not a problem.
Also, is there any mechanical way to kick it out of 4wd if it is stuck (something I can give a 'gentle nudge' to release)