Driveline/AxleSymptoms - Wheel Drive Shafts
Symptoms - Wheel Drive Shafts
Note: Complete the
following steps prior to beginning the wheel drive shaft
diagnosis.
Visual/Physical Inspection
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Inspect for aftermarket
equipment and modifications which could affect the operation of the
wheel drive shafts or other rotating components. |
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Inspect the easily accessible
or visible system components for obvious damage or conditions which
could cause the symptom. |
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Thoroughly inspect the entire
wheel drive shaft for visible damage, leaking joint seals, and
missing seal clamps. |
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Inspect the wheel drive shaft
seals for cuts, tears, or other damage which may allow the loss of
lubricant and the entry of contaminates. |
Symptom List
After performing the Visual/Physical Inspection and no visual
signs of damage or other interference impairing the wheel drive
shaft function is apparent, it may be necessary to remove the wheel
drive shaft from the vehicle and manipulate the joints manually.
Any binding or otherwise impeded movement of the joints may
indicate damage which could contribute to the concern. Refer to the
following:
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