IWE inspection

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Madcowranch

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I'm getting the clicking in 4WD so I pulled one of the IWE's out. The gears look fine to me. Thoughts? Haven't looked at the other side yet.

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I think you need to pull it right out and clean it, then you might see cracks in the plastic. Maybe you have a vacuum leak?

Problem is I can't get the freaking shaft out of the hole. Can't push it baxk far enough. Think I'm gonna have to take off brake line and wheel speed sensor line.
 

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Madcow, there's a thread somewhere on how to do this, I'm not your guy for that, lol. I remember seeing them pull the iwe right out and if you do that you may as well just change them anyway :). Im sure more experts will chime in.
 
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Madcow, there's a thread somewhere on how to do this, I'm not your guy for that, lol. I remember seeing them pull the iwe right out and if you do that you may as well just change them anyway :). Im sure more experts will chime in.

Be a good boy and find that thread for me, mkay?

---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:47 PM ----------

Another queastion... To replace wheel bearings you have to buy a new hub assy, correct?
 

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Easiest way is to split the tie rod and upper control are from the knuckle. Then you should be able to pull the drive shaft then.

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Take the Three bolts out and pull the iwe out. Should be obvious if the plastic is cracked.
 
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