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05 hilux drivers side keeps poping out
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05 hilux drivers side keeps poping out
guys my drivers side cv drive shaft pops out the minute i go to low 4 let out the clutch and bang out she comes this is the second new one in as many days ill be broke by friday at this rate can any one shed some light thanks steve
i dont naturaly look this bad work done it to me
I had a similar problem on my 2000.
It would pop out from the front diff on the RH side.
I replaced the spring clip thinking that was the problem. It still did it. I got hold of another inner shaft (the bit that goes into the diff) and it hasn't given any trouble since. Side by side, both shafts looked the same, but there must have been some wear somewhere on the original. I didn't have any verniers at the time to check it properly.
It would pop out from the front diff on the RH side.
I replaced the spring clip thinking that was the problem. It still did it. I got hold of another inner shaft (the bit that goes into the diff) and it hasn't given any trouble since. Side by side, both shafts looked the same, but there must have been some wear somewhere on the original. I didn't have any verniers at the time to check it properly.
2000 SR-5 turbo diesel, dual airlockers, bit of a lift, some 15x8 sunnies, 32" bighorns, a few spotties, and a wireless, and a kiddie seat in the back.
firstly if you have an aftermarket suspension lift make sure it isn't too high and secondly check the drivers side mount on the diff. have seen the mounts bend upwards causing the diff to sit slightly higher therefore making the cv slip out of its splines more. these models also don't have in internal c-clip to hold them in like previous versions.
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hey joe i think you may be onto something i hoped underneath lookn from the box to the front and its sitting high on the drivers side i mean a good inch plus some and it feels a little week like grab the housing and you can wobble it a bit, is that normal cheers steve 
i dont naturaly look this bad work done it to me
its ok if it moves around a little but sitting an inch or so higher on the drivers side is not good. if you pull the drivers side mount off and compare it to a new one you will notice the difference if its bent, and will be a lot cheaper then a new cv/axle.
lwb 1.6efi,4sp auto,f&r airlockers,dual t/cases.custom coils.builder of ROAD LEGAL custom suzukis...and other stuff.
CAD modelling-TECH drawings-DXF preparation.
http://www.auszookers.com/index.php
CAD modelling-TECH drawings-DXF preparation.
http://www.auszookers.com/index.php
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