Wheel bearing text HERE…

Clicking during sharp turns can be an early sign the CV axle is worn. The ‘CV’ means constant velocity. These drivetrain components move to high working angles under load to accommodate changing road and driving conditions. If you have been told to replace the CV axles in your vehicle  click here to READ MORE.

The drivetrain of a vehicle has multiple moving parts, such as U joints. These components move in order to accommodate changing driving conditions. These drivetrain components can wear over time or may become damaged which can transfer stress onto other components. These components require routine inspection and lubrication in order to prevent wear and to prolong the life of the vehicles’s drivetrain. Click here to READ MORE.

Drive shaft text HERE…

The drive pinion assembly is supported by two opposed tapered roller bearings with a collapsible spacer between them. The pinion seal is installed in the housing followed by the pinion flange and nut to provide preload and secure the assembly.

The ring gear is bolted to the differential case and opposed tapered roller side bearings to support the case. Threaded adjusters are used on the side bearings to set ring gear to drive pinion gear backlash and preload.