What should I remove from my Toyota 4WD?
If you have hubs you should now remove the 6 bolts with 10mm heads that hold the dial in place, and pull the dial off. Depending on when your truck was made you will either have a 12mm bolt in the end of the axle, or a c-clip on the axle, preventing it from pulling out of the hub. This bolt or c-clip should be removed.
How do you remove cone washers on a Toyota 4WD?
Don’t be gentle with the hammer, it sometimes takes a lot of force to pop the cone washers loose. Once the cone washers have been removed, the hub can be pulled off the wheel hub. To remove the caliper, first remove the 2 bolts with 17mm heads bolts on the back side that hold it in place. The caliper can then be pulled off of the brake rotor.
How do you take the transmission out of a Chevy Silverado?
Pull the driveshaft away from the differential, then pull the driveshaft towards the back of the Silverado until the driveshaft slides out of the transmission. Open the hood and disconnect the transmission’s dipstick tube from the side of the engine.
How do you remove the wheel hub from a Toyota 4WD?
You can now remove the wheel hub from the spindle. Take hold of the wheel hub or rotor, and pull the assembly off of the spindle. If you have not yet removed the outer bearing, be careful it does not fall out as you pull the assembly off of the spindle.
Can a 4WD truck drive without a front drive shaft?
Can you drive a 4WD truck without a front or rear drive shaft? Yes, this is possible if you drive a traditional 4WD with a lockable center differential. Remove the damaged drive shaft and lock the center differential. This will allow the transfer box to transfer power to the front or rear drive shaft.
Can you put a front wheel drive truck in rear wheel drive?
Remove the damaged drive shaft and lock the center differential. This will allow the transfer box to transfer power to the front or rear drive shaft. You will be able to safely drive the vehicle in front wheel drive or rear wheel drive mode. A few warning lamps from the ETC system might start flashing but don’t panic.
What happens if I remove the front drive shaft?
Also if you remove the rear or front drive shaft from the transfer case you will lose transfer case oil. IF you do get the vehicle to drive, depending on what AWD setup you have, you might also experience violent vibrations coming from your drive train after a certain speed since the system is not balanced anymore.
Can you drive a 4WD vehicle without a transfer case?
If you are driving a 4WD vehicle then all the power is sent to the drive shafts to the differentials through the transfer case. Without a transfer case, you will not be able to drive the vehicle since the power is split 50/50 to the front and rear drive shafts and in 4WD or 4H mode.