AWD to 2wd conversion 04 escalade
06-17-2014, 08:26 PM
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AWD to 2wd conversion 04 escalade
What would I need?
Some say a transfer case from a 4x4
Some said a rwd Trans and DS
And one said removing the transfer case and using a rwd tail shaft would work.
Some say a transfer case from a 4x4
Some said a rwd Trans and DS
And one said removing the transfer case and using a rwd tail shaft would work.
06-17-2014, 09:15 PM
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Was told that the front hub bearings can fall apart without the shafts in, I swore that they looked like the 2wd pieces. But at thisnpoint I'm not gonna find out the hard way, if I go 2wd.
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After investigation, the rear end is bent down like it was dropped off a lift or driven off a edge. I noticed the whole bottom is scarred.
The axle is leaking where it is pressed into the diff housing, the rear tires are wearing as if it was the front with a bad alignment. So, the rear right axle is able to move outward and rub the rotor on the caliper bracket. That's my noise.
The axle is leaking where it is pressed into the diff housing, the rear tires are wearing as if it was the front with a bad alignment. So, the rear right axle is able to move outward and rub the rotor on the caliper bracket. That's my noise.
