Front Driveshaft Rebuild and anybody ever buy from 4x4 Online out of England
I just got my driveshaft rebuilt as a preventative measure on my DII. The shop, Driveline in San Diego (no affiliation) did the work. They told me that the u-joints looked great, they replaced them anyway, charged only $220, including the removal and replacement. Eventhough it didn't need to be done, it sure has given me some piece of mind.
Has anyone used 4x4 Online out of England? I noticed that they had a set of tie-rod ends for 30 pounds, about $45 plus shipping, 3 rights and 1 left. Is something wrong, that seems to be about $100 less than US based shops are charging. The were they kind with the greaseable zerk fitting. Thanks Phil
1999 DI
2001 DII
Has anyone used 4x4 Online out of England? I noticed that they had a set of tie-rod ends for 30 pounds, about $45 plus shipping, 3 rights and 1 left. Is something wrong, that seems to be about $100 less than US based shops are charging. The were they kind with the greaseable zerk fitting. Thanks Phil
1999 DI
2001 DII
thanks for the heads up. Do you have a recommendation on the servicable vs. the non-servicable tie rod ends. The ones with the zerk fittings seem very susceptible to off-road damage. Phil
Just to set you straight, any D2 needs to have the front drive shaft rebuilt, doesn't matter what it looks like or it will fail.
Pay $200 plus to have it rebuilt or $3000 to $4000 to replace the tranny.
Pay $200 plus to have it rebuilt or $3000 to $4000 to replace the tranny.
Fully understood Mike, I was just pleased to know that failure was not imminent. Any recommendations on the style of tie-rod ends, zerk vs. no zerk. thanks for all that you do. phil
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