Can't seem to find one in stock anywhere. Looks like I need part number
M-4602-G
But everything I can find is for a 31 spline unit instead of the 28 spline. Anybody have a source for this?
Can't seem to find one in stock anywhere. Looks like I need part number
M-4602-G
But everything I can find is for a 31 spline unit instead of the 28 spline. Anybody have a source for this?
You can get one here: https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/60640/10002/-1
Finally received this about a week ago. It is about 1/2 inch shorter than the stock unit. Will that cause any issues with the transmission engaging that much less? Or should I install some washers at the differential to make up the difference?
Should be 45.5 inches center-to-center of the U-joints.
As long as there is 3+ inches of engagement into the gearbox output splines, you're good to go.
BTW - measure engagement depth with the rear diff at normal ride height - it moves in/out as the diff goes up/down.
DO NOT add washers to the space between the diff flange and the driveshaft. It MUST be centered on the diff lip.
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Getting a grinding noise on deceleration while in gear and if you "lug" it. No issues when accelerating hard and at higher rpms. I guess we might throw the stock drive shaft back in and see if it goes away. Anyone else run into this with the aluminum unit?
That is a very common noise at low RPMs in a 4-cylinder. The aluminum shaft echo's the noise where the factory steel one has a yuuuge damper at the front.
Solutions I've had success with are to replace the pilot needle bearing and get the gearbox mainshaft endplay within spec (spec is +/- 0.0020").
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