Do you need an axle for a 4WD Yukon?

Zero difference in actual design proving no axle is need for the hub to work properly. Bearings are different between 2wd and 4wd. 4wd require the axle and nut to hold it together. Take the nut off and axle – wheel will fall off. Seen it happen several times.

How big is the CV axle nut on a Yukon Denali?

I drive an ‘08 Yukon Denali; I’m sure all are the same, but just in case. I’ve ordered ACDelco replacement HUB and knockoff axle since I’ve heard the hub should be OEM—if possible—but the axle isn’t as critical in terms of OEM quality. Thanks! I believe it’s 35mm. I’d have to check out in the garage to make sure, but it’s either 35mm or 36mm

Where does the axle shaft go in a Chevy?

The axle shaft goes through the front hub bearing to a nut. No reason I see that it needs to be there to drive. Pls help.

How big is the CV axle nut on a Chevy Tahoe?

I’ve ordered ACDelco replacement HUB and knockoff axle since I’ve heard the hub should be OEM—if possible—but the axle isn’t as critical in terms of OEM quality. Thanks! I believe it’s 35mm. I’d have to check out in the garage to make sure, but it’s either 35mm or 36mm Mine was 36 on my 07 Yukon 4WD.

What kind of axles does Yukon gear and axle make?

Proper driveline training leads to great careers. Yukon Gear & Axle offers an extensive line of high-performance axle kits for popular Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Jeep, Cadillac, Toyota, GMC, Lexus, and Nissan applications. Axles endure a lot of torque and absorb tons of driveline shock.

What kind of traction does a Yukon have?

Traction means satisfaction and Yukon’s lockers and limited slip differentials are sure to please drivers who challenge apexes on the track, take on the elements on the trail, and have high expectations on the street.

Can you lock the center differential on an AWD car?

AWD vehicles are a different ball game since the power is permanently transferred to both front and rear drive shafts. Most AWD do not allow you to lock the center differential, thus not giving you the option to force the power to either the front or rear drive shafts.

Can you drive a Chevy with the diff out?

Jack the front up and check out the front wheels, if they seem fine, then start by taking the front drive shaft out and try driving, they check everything again, before you head home. I would doubt that you would want to drive with the diff out for 250 miles. Click to expand…

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.

What’s the difference between front and rear wheel drive differentials?

On front wheel drive vehicles, the term “transaxle” may be used interchangeably with “transmission” or “differential” depending on who you talk to. Most rear wheel drive vehicles will have a standalone differential between the rear wheels that is linked to the transmission via a driveshaft.

Can you drive a truck without the front driveshaft?

Yes, you should be able to remove the front driveshaft and drive it. If I remember correctly it is attached to both ends with bolts to a fixed yoke.

What happens if you have a bad front differential?

This would cause one or both tires to slip, causing loss of traction, excessive tire wear, and additional stress on other powertrain components. The difference in speed between the two tires is due in part to the vehicle’s track width (that is, the distance between the left and right wheels).

How much does it cost to repair a rear differential?

Generally speaking, it should not cost more than $400 to repair most rear or front differentials. Most people pay around $200 to $300 though. This would involve repair work related to adjusting the backlash and replacing the oil seal of a differential.

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