There went my rear end
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Well I guess the pinion in the rear end is screwed now. I was doing a little bit of
today and when I pulled around the stereo shop. Got out and got back in the truck, I put it in gear and it I had a loud crack or snap.... then metal hitting metal. I was like
I checked the driveline because I thought it mightve been the shaft but it was still spinning. I'm guessing its in the rear end. the Driveshaft was spinning when I put it in gear. Good thing for extended warranty huh.
today and when I pulled around the stereo shop. Got out and got back in the truck, I put it in gear and it I had a loud crack or snap.... then metal hitting metal. I was like
I checked the driveline because I thought it mightve been the shaft but it was still spinning. I'm guessing its in the rear end. the Driveshaft was spinning when I put it in gear. Good thing for extended warranty huh.
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Definately, mine wasn't under warranty
. I got to replace it with 4.10s and a locker so I was happy, but recently (4-5 months after install) they started acting up so I took it to the shop and they said that something was messed up from wrong installation and they fixed it. Now, about a month later, it feels funny again and is shaking pretty bad at highway speed, so I'm thinking its going out agian. Make sure that you know who is repairing it and that they have a good name, otherwise you might end up in my shoes and have to keep messing with it for much longer.
. I got to replace it with 4.10s and a locker so I was happy, but recently (4-5 months after install) they started acting up so I took it to the shop and they said that something was messed up from wrong installation and they fixed it. Now, about a month later, it feels funny again and is shaking pretty bad at highway speed, so I'm thinking its going out agian. Make sure that you know who is repairing it and that they have a good name, otherwise you might end up in my shoes and have to keep messing with it for much longer.
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Originally Posted by nightmarechevy
Definately, mine wasn't under warranty
. I got to replace it with 4.10s and a locker so I was happy, but recently (4-5 months after install) they started acting up so I took it to the shop and they said that something was messed up from wrong installation and they fixed it. Now, about a month later, it feels funny again and is shaking pretty bad at highway speed, so I'm thinking its going out agian. Make sure that you know who is repairing it and that they have a good name, otherwise you might end up in my shoes and have to keep messing with it for much longer.
. I got to replace it with 4.10s and a locker so I was happy, but recently (4-5 months after install) they started acting up so I took it to the shop and they said that something was messed up from wrong installation and they fixed it. Now, about a month later, it feels funny again and is shaking pretty bad at highway speed, so I'm thinking its going out agian. Make sure that you know who is repairing it and that they have a good name, otherwise you might end up in my shoes and have to keep messing with it for much longer.
They brought in a adjuster to see if the rear differential would be covered by the extended warranty. Which the warranty I bought covers electrical and drivetrain. The Service Manager was talking it was about a 50/50 chance either way of them warrantying it. If they didnt warranty it. he shot a price of $3000
thats for everything I guess. He said the pinion shaft screwed, the differential was FUBAR, the spiders were..... well you get the picture. But $3000, I will tell them to stick it where the sun apparently never shines. I'll just buy the damn parts myself, preferably eaton.
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Why wouldn't a diff be covered under a warranty that is suppose to cover drivetrain
Hell I got my old truck covered under an aftermarket warranty when I blew out the rear end and transmission at the same time.
Hell I got my old truck covered under an aftermarket warranty when I blew out the rear end and transmission at the same time.
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Originally Posted by SBChevrolet
Yea $300 is WAY high I could see doing it easy for 1/3 that price, Actually If you wanted to just go stock im sure you could find a new rear end for wayyy less then that
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go to a local speed shop and ask them if they or know anyone that can set up gears a 4x4 is another good place to try you can usually get it done for about $350 plus a couple hundread for gears and then what ever locker or LS you decide
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#9
2500 is way to much i had everything in my rear replaced when i had it regeared except the housing axle shafts and diff cover and it ran me 1200 installed and thats with a 600 dollar detriot in it.


