Broken Axle need help please
I think i popped my front cv axles. is it possible for me to take them out and just drive on the rear wheels without messing up the transmission? Also how hard is it to change the cv axles? i have done them before on a honda civic. is it anything similar? i know my 1st question is kinda stupid but i dont have the means to put it in the shop till the end of the week or buy new ones. and its my only way to work since i have drills on base and i cant get another sticker cuz of the time i have to be there. the noise they make is a popping one. its definitely not the clicking noise when cv axles are worn out. its a louder popping one. if anybody could help me on info i would greatly appreciate it
I wouldn't recommend driving the car with them off, your center differential will freak out. It would be like towing the car with only the front wheels off the ground.
On the old scooby automatic trannies, you could pull a fuse to change it to FWD, but I haven't heard of that being the case on the newer EATs.
On the old scooby automatic trannies, you could pull a fuse to change it to FWD, but I haven't heard of that being the case on the newer EATs.
NO!!! dont drive the car at all, you can do a lot of damage that will be a huge bill. the alxe itself isnt that much money, but the tranny, diffs, and other part are outragious.
please tell us your not driving the car.
please tell us your not driving the car.
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Originally Posted by Alizarin
I wouldn't recommend driving the car with them off, your center differential will freak out. It would be like towing the car with only the front wheels off the ground.
On the old scooby automatic trannies, you could pull a fuse to change it to FWD, but I haven't heard of that being the case on the newer EATs.
On the old scooby automatic trannies, you could pull a fuse to change it to FWD, but I haven't heard of that being the case on the newer EATs.


