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Clicking when in 4WD

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Clicking when in 4WD

Post by mccpijs4 »

My 91 NH SWB has started producing a strong clicking noise from the front wheels when in 4WD and under load - what have I damaged, do I need to fix it in a hurry and how many $ ?!

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Post by -Scott- »

CV Joints, yes, $$$.
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Post by mccpijs4 »

yeah thats what I thought (or had been told)...

Do I need to get them done now? What happens if I just sit on them for a bit - will they eventually give way? Is it something I can wait on - i'm mostly on road just now.
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Post by M1S3RY »

If it's clicking then it's already broken, whole new drive shafts can be found on Ebay for pretty cheap or you can get yours rebuilt..
Four wheels (Driving) good, two wheels bad.

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Post by pom300 »

there spinning all the time so pobly would be good idea to do them
just in case they lock up
i got mine from repco whole new ones end to end heaps easier did them
myself took a few hrs each side but i replaced ball joints and did a ball joint flip so it was good mess well do it all why its apart and check ya wheel bearings.
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Post by Hak »

I picked them up for about $200 from repco. Work out if it is the left or right tho, they are both different.
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