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Re: Common approach to lengthening front driveshaft
« on: Jun 21, 2016, 01:17:33 PM »
Just got off the phone with a guy at the shop.  Going by tomorrow after work to discuss the shaft and my clicking/popping noise.....hopefully it's one and the same...if not the only things left that it could be is the rearend or the x-case.  Will report back. :crossed:

Pull the front driveshaft and the go for a ride with hubs out and then hubs in. If the noise is gone then it's likely the driveshaft. If it's only there with hubs in you can isolate the front end minus the driveshaft.
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