should U-joints on the driveshaft get replace
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should U-joints on the driveshaft get replace
I was wondering if these get replaced?
When i brake-torque my g35x even to 1500rpm, i hear somewhat a clank/clunk that i believe would be coming from my drive shaft. I dont think i've read about people replacing the U-joints on here, but i've seen it replaced a lot on RWD/AWD trucks and other cars as well.
When i brake-torque my g35x even to 1500rpm, i hear somewhat a clank/clunk that i believe would be coming from my drive shaft. I dont think i've read about people replacing the U-joints on here, but i've seen it replaced a lot on RWD/AWD trucks and other cars as well.
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just read the TSB, i'm not 100% sure that is my problem but since warranty pays 1.1 to do it, the job should be fairly easy to do. It doesn't click under accleration.
My issue is backing out of my garage, i pull in and every time after i start the car, foot on brake and bring it in R the car isn't moving but there is a clunk, someone feels like the whole drivetrain moved back a couple of mm. Right after this if i put it into park (while maintaining my foot on the brakes, the car's wheels never move) and back into R, the noise doesn't happen.
it happens almost everytime i pull out. it doesn't bother me too much but i figure since i know a lot of truck guys and the all have 4x4, they seem to replace there U joints and w/e else every 60k
Oh, my one time at the track when i brake torqued @ 2500rpm for 2 seconds, the whole car seemed like it was moaning.
My issue is backing out of my garage, i pull in and every time after i start the car, foot on brake and bring it in R the car isn't moving but there is a clunk, someone feels like the whole drivetrain moved back a couple of mm. Right after this if i put it into park (while maintaining my foot on the brakes, the car's wheels never move) and back into R, the noise doesn't happen.
it happens almost everytime i pull out. it doesn't bother me too much but i figure since i know a lot of truck guys and the all have 4x4, they seem to replace there U joints and w/e else every 60k
Oh, my one time at the track when i brake torqued @ 2500rpm for 2 seconds, the whole car seemed like it was moaning.
thats exactly what the bulletin is for. axles click mostly during change of direction, as in shifting from park to reverse/drive, etc.
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cool cool, thanks.
I thought the bullentin stated it was in reguards to accleration... I'll do it later when i have to reinstall my rear springs.
Any good aftermarket lube to use? Or any wheel bearing grease should do?
I thought the bullentin stated it was in reguards to accleration... I'll do it later when i have to reinstall my rear springs.
Any good aftermarket lube to use? Or any wheel bearing grease should do?
just read the TSB, i'm not 100% sure that is my problem but since warranty pays 1.1 to do it, the job should be fairly easy to do. It doesn't click under accleration.
My issue is backing out of my garage, i pull in and every time after i start the car, foot on brake and bring it in R the car isn't moving but there is a clunk, someone feels like the whole drivetrain moved back a couple of mm. Right after this if i put it into park (while maintaining my foot on the brakes, the car's wheels never move) and back into R, the noise doesn't happen.
it happens almost everytime i pull out. it doesn't bother me too much but i figure since i know a lot of truck guys and the all have 4x4, they seem to replace there U joints and w/e else every 60k
Oh, my one time at the track when i brake torqued @ 2500rpm for 2 seconds, the whole car seemed like it was moaning.
My issue is backing out of my garage, i pull in and every time after i start the car, foot on brake and bring it in R the car isn't moving but there is a clunk, someone feels like the whole drivetrain moved back a couple of mm. Right after this if i put it into park (while maintaining my foot on the brakes, the car's wheels never move) and back into R, the noise doesn't happen.
it happens almost everytime i pull out. it doesn't bother me too much but i figure since i know a lot of truck guys and the all have 4x4, they seem to replace there U joints and w/e else every 60k
Oh, my one time at the track when i brake torqued @ 2500rpm for 2 seconds, the whole car seemed like it was moaning.
Were you able to get it fixed by greasing it? I am out of warranty as well so cannot use the TSB.
Can I do the TSB myself? If I do nothing will it get worst or does it have any negative effects?
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