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painemann
 Post subject: Rebuild front drive shaft, too late? Same as gas jeep?
PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:43 am 
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Well my front drive shaft is wasted and removed and wondering if it is too wasted for a rebuild kit?
Anyone know of any writeups on the rebuild?
Are the CRD driveshafts the same as a gas jeep?
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 Post subject: Re: Rebuild front drive shaft, too late? Same as gas jeep?
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Pack it full of grease and put it back in! :-)r

I personally would replace that. That's pretty bad.

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 Post subject: Re: Rebuild front drive shaft, too late? Same as gas jeep?
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Billy M wrote:
Pack it full of grease and put it back in! :-)r

I personally would replace that. That's pretty bad.

Billy



was thinking this...
http://www.driveshaftparts.com/cv-joints-shafts/jeep-front-driveshaft-cv-joint/prod_430.html

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Billy M
 Post subject: Re: Rebuild front drive shaft, too late? Same as gas jeep?
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That looks pretty simple/straight forward. I haven't fooled with one on the Jeep, but it looks like a simple CV assembly on a splined shaft. Looks like an easy fix. Price is right too. I would do it as long as the splines are fine on the axle.

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painemann wrote:
Billy M wrote:
Pack it full of grease and put it back in! :-)r

I personally would replace that. That's pretty bad.

Billy



was thinking this...
http://www.driveshaftparts.com/cv-joints-shafts/jeep-front-driveshaft-cv-joint/prod_430.html



that is who I used , and mine was worst , you do not need a new shaft

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ibedonc wrote:
painemann wrote:
Billy M wrote:
Pack it full of grease and put it back in! :-)r

I personally would replace that. That's pretty bad.

Billy



was thinking this...
http://www.driveshaftparts.com/cv-joints-shafts/jeep-front-driveshaft-cv-joint/prod_430.html



that is who I used , and mine was worst , you do not need a new shaft



Good to know, thanks... looks like it is just spline, I'll give it a shot.

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