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2004 Tahoe 4wd CV Axle Permanent Removal
Update, I've taken both sides out along with the front drive shaft, drives perfectly fine. Cut the boot, loosened the lock ring and the cv axle shaft slide right out. Reattached and driving like normal with no differential noise.- 04_tahoe_912
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Front Diff/Drive Axles, Remove and still Drive?
Update, I've taken both sides out along with the front drive shaft, drives perfectly fine. Cut the boot, loosened the lock ring and the cv axle shaft slide right out. Reattached and driving like normal with no differential noise.- 04_tahoe_912
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need front differential
Hello, did you have to remove the full cv axle or partial?- 04_tahoe_912
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Front Diff/Drive Axles, Remove and still Drive?
This is a question that I've gotten 2 answers on and all answers from experienced mechanics. I'm leaning more towards cutting the front boot of the cv axle and removing the shaft retaining the center nut.- 04_tahoe_912
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2004 Tahoe 4wd CV Axle Permanent Removal
I do have a slip yoke design, Went to a local repair shop and he recommended removing the cv shaft retaining the center nut for a quick fix. It's the bearing from the differential that attach to the cv axle that are worn. Just gonna cost me more if I wanted to repair the differential in the...- 04_tahoe_912
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2004 Tahoe 4wd CV Axle Permanent Removal
My differential need to be replaced. It make a horrible noise with acceleration and I don't care to have it and don't have the $$ to replace it. I have the selectable 4X4; is it true that I can cut the front boot and remove the cv shaft to retain the center nut in the wheel hub? I drive to work...- 04_tahoe_912
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