rear end problem
#2
Put the parking brake on and the tranny in neutral (engine off of course)...
Crawl under there and grab ahold of the drive shaft. Rotate it back and forth as well as up / down and sideways. Check the U-joints and check for play in the rear-end pinion.
Crawl under there and grab ahold of the drive shaft. Rotate it back and forth as well as up / down and sideways. Check the U-joints and check for play in the rear-end pinion.
#3
Probably a U-joint
Tranny may be on its way out.
Rear end take the cover off and inspect gears look at them closely.
Blazers are hard on spider gears.
I had mine blow the pinion gear it shatter in pieces, my spider still looked good imagine that.
Tranny may be on its way out.
Rear end take the cover off and inspect gears look at them closely.
Blazers are hard on spider gears.
I had mine blow the pinion gear it shatter in pieces, my spider still looked good imagine that.
Last edited by Luvthyblazer; 04-11-2010 at 10:53 PM.
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