Thank you. My hi/lo gear bearing is shot around that brass gear. The keyway are worn out too. It looks like someone installed an incorrect chain, and this part was the first to give out. I'm guessing that the replacement will be a diffrent part.... it has been upgraded. If you know what the correct part number is, I'd be much obliged.
I'd love to know if this could be the cause a roaring rumble at highway speed on a 2000 Cherokee. Do you still do t-case work? If so, could I get in contact with you to discuss a rebuild?
If you think this drive gear is causing a noise then the best way to check is to remove the front driveshaft. With it removed these parts wont be turning and your noise should go away. I still build these weekly but I am in Florida.
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Thank you. My hi/lo gear bearing is shot around that brass gear. The keyway are worn out too. It looks like someone installed an incorrect chain, and this part was the first to give out. I'm guessing that the replacement will be a diffrent part.... it has been upgraded. If you know what the correct part number is, I'd be much obliged.
I'd love to know if this could be the cause a roaring rumble at highway speed on a 2000 Cherokee. Do you still do t-case work? If so, could I get in contact with you to discuss a rebuild?
If you think this drive gear is causing a noise then the best way to check is to remove the front driveshaft. With it removed these parts wont be turning and your noise should go away. I still build these weekly but I am in Florida.
@@fairbanks4x4 Do you think it’s worth rebuilding in order to retrofit it with the earlier bearing style vs the solid style on the later models?