Differential, rebuild or replace???
HI all,
It appears that the output shaft on the left (driver) side of the 94 XJS is going out. There is a noise and the tire rocks a bit too much. I took it over to a brake shop (hoping the brakes had an issue), but the brakes are great. The fellow says I should replace the whole differential otherwise I will have the same problem on the other side at some point.
So, any thoughts? Should I just seek to get that side repaired or seek out a whole new/used/rebuilt diff.. Any recommendations as to where and best price to get one?
Thanks,
Tony in NM
It appears that the output shaft on the left (driver) side of the 94 XJS is going out. There is a noise and the tire rocks a bit too much. I took it over to a brake shop (hoping the brakes had an issue), but the brakes are great. The fellow says I should replace the whole differential otherwise I will have the same problem on the other side at some point.
So, any thoughts? Should I just seek to get that side repaired or seek out a whole new/used/rebuilt diff.. Any recommendations as to where and best price to get one?
Thanks,
Tony in NM
HI all,
It appears that the output shaft on the left (driver) side of the 94 XJS is going out. There is a noise and the tire rocks a bit too much. I took it over to a brake shop (hoping the brakes had an issue), but the brakes are great. The fellow says I should replace the whole differential otherwise I will have the same problem on the other side at some point.
So, any thoughts? Should I just seek to get that side repaired or seek out a whole new/used/rebuilt diff.. Any recommendations as to where and best price to get one?
Thanks,
Tony in NM
It appears that the output shaft on the left (driver) side of the 94 XJS is going out. There is a noise and the tire rocks a bit too much. I took it over to a brake shop (hoping the brakes had an issue), but the brakes are great. The fellow says I should replace the whole differential otherwise I will have the same problem on the other side at some point.
So, any thoughts? Should I just seek to get that side repaired or seek out a whole new/used/rebuilt diff.. Any recommendations as to where and best price to get one?
Thanks,
Tony in NM
It's a lot easier to replace the stub axle bearings than to replace the diff!!!!!!!!!
The output shaft bearings can be replaced with the diff in-situ. Just tilt the halfshafts out of the way, the rotors are already moved outboard on the 1994MY.
bob
The output shaft bearings can be replaced with the diff in-situ. Just tilt the halfshafts out of the way, the rotors are already moved outboard on the 1994MY.
bob
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