So my front drive shaft CV at the transfer case is spitting grease but the boot is intact. What could be the issue?
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Did you check the whole circumference of the boot. They usually fail in one small section first. Then they open up fully later.View attachment 7922613
So my front drive shaft CV at the transfer case is spitting grease but the boot is intact. What could be the issue?
I have a spare driveshaft so I'll pay for labor and it's under warranty. I could have replaced it in the field but since the boot still appeared to be intact and wasn't running hot, I decided to limp home instead. I'll keep the one they take off and I will rebuilt that one with a new Teraflex cv and keep as a spare. I probably could do the swap myself including putting on the oem springs but what appears to be simple never is.@jvkintheusa doesn't that mean you'll have to replace the entire axle? wouldnt it be easier to just go the terraflex route regardless if you keep the lift or not?