Do they use predominantly more GM trucks than Fords or Dodges? Or do they have some of each over there?
I'm curious to see what that kind of abuse would diminish the trucks to over time, see which one stands up where. |
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F250's stand up a thousand times better........
WELL MY DAY ENDED WELL YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!! So LVM got the truck "fixed" yesterday about 1100, except for the CV axle, they didnt have one, so now the truck dont have 4 wheel drive, about 1745 i hear what sounds like either a light scrapping or air leak coming from the front tire for about 5-6 seconds then a hard jerk to the right, the unitized hub bearing completely fails and I have to limp it back to the fuel yard......I am not pleased......This is the same side that just got fixed....... This is the original failed spindle.......This is the junk CV axle...... Attachment 51613 Attachment 51614 Attachment 51615 This is what happens when you dont put the end of the CV shaft in the hub bearing and bolt it down......It divides by zero and eats itself...... Attachment 51616 Attachment 51617 Attachment 51618 This is part of the failed bearing that I found laying on the road where the bearing decided to divide by zero and implode into itself......... Attachment 51619 Attachment 51620 Attachment 51621 |
wow! :ouch:
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Originally Posted by LOGANSTANFORTH
(Post 383152)
F250's stand up a thousand times better........
WELL MY DAY ENDED WELL YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!! So LVM got the truck "fixed" yesterday about 1100, except for the CV axle, they didnt have one, so now the truck dont have 4 wheel drive, about 1745 i hear what sounds like either a light scrapping or air leak coming from the front tire for about 5-6 seconds then a hard jerk to the right, the unitized hub bearing completely fails and I have to limp it back to the fuel yard......I am not pleased......This is the same side that just got fixed....... This is the original failed spindle.......This is the junk CV axle...... http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211876.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211877.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211875.jpg This is what happens when you dont put the end of the CV shaft in the hub bearing and bolt it down......It divides by zero and eats itself...... http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211878.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211884.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8211879.jpg This is part of the failed bearing that I found laying on the road where the bearing decided to divide by zero and implode into itself......... http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8221887.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8221888.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...T/P8221889.jpg |
yup thatll getcha everytime....that sucks
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Originally Posted by scrappy
(Post 383177)
They should have known not to run it w/o a cv axle!
What he said. But I think the OP is a fleet wrench over there. Should have ripped the other end off the CV shaft and left it in the wheel bearing to maintain proper preload. |
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Originally Posted by Big Angry Hillbilly
(Post 383502)
What he said.
But I think the OP is a fleet wrench over there. Should have ripped the other end off the CV shaft and left it in the wheel bearing to maintain proper preload. |
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