pinion angle???

mattvw65

Active Member
Location
layton
I just put a solid shaft in my xj to get rid of the disconnect when driving it home tonight I have a terrible vibe/noise coming from the front im thinking that it could be the pinion angle on the ft drive shaft. what do you all think?
 

mattvw65

Active Member
Location
layton
James K said:
Do you the inner axle shaft?

If so doesn't that mean that the front is always engaged.


????? i replaced the disconect axles {2} and installed a solid axle shaft passenger side it vibrates realy bad now :rolleyes:
 

Shawn

Just Hanging Out
Location
Holly Day
mattvw65 said:
When you run a CV, the pinion angle at the axle must have a -0- angle on it. Meaning that the pinion must point directly at the T case.

Yes, you are getting vibs due to this angle.
 

mattvw65

Active Member
Location
layton
Shawn said:
When you run a CV, the pinion angle at the axle must have a -0- angle on it. Meaning that the pinion must point directly at the T case.

Yes, you are getting vibs due to this angle.


so i just need to adjust my control arms to accomadate this ?does any one have the correct control arm measurement's?
 

James K

NO, I'm always like this
Location
Taylorsville, Ut
mattvw65 said:
nope. not yet :D


I would think that with the soild shaft you have install ther is no give in the front now ie: lack of hubs to lock/unlock. Thus the front is now turn all the time where as the two piece shaft let it spin freely.

Just a thought.
 

mattvw65

Active Member
Location
layton
James K said:
I would think that with the soild shaft you have install ther is no give in the front now ie: lack of hubs to lock/unlock. Thus the front is now turn all the time where as the two piece shaft let it spin freely.

Just a thought.



Yes, exactly but the reason for changing this was the 4x4 only worked half of the time. It got really annoying having the biggest jeep in the neighborhood and not being able to get up the street. :(

so that is the reason for changing it over :D

matt
 

mattvw65

Active Member
Location
layton
Shawn said:
When you run a CV, the pinion angle at the axle must have a -0- angle on it. Meaning that the pinion must point directly at the T case.

Yes, you are getting vibs due to this angle.


but won't that goof my caster? What are the repercussions of bad caster?
 

Shawn

Just Hanging Out
Location
Holly Day
mattvw65 said:
but won't that goof my caster? What are the repercussions of bad caster?
yep,

you need to cut and turn the brackets or change the CV to U joints on both ends. But even then, the U joints need to have the same amount of angle.



in other words, you have some work to do. ;)
 

Caleb

Well-Known Member
Location
Riverton
Shawn said:
yep,

you need to cut and turn the brackets or change the CV to U joints on both ends. But even then, the U joints need to have the same amount of angle.



in other words, you have some work to do. ;)


well, with no CV aren;t the yokes supposed to be parallel? and with a CV they supposed to be 0*--3*? I'm not positive though so I may just be giving bad info:D
 
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