Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
12-12-2005, 01:03 PM
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Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
far as I understand it, I need to:
- Remove the wheel
- Remove the drum
- Remove the differential cover
>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
Thanks in advance,
Bud
Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
far as I understand it, I need to:
- Remove the wheel
- Remove the drum
- Remove the differential cover
>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
Thanks in advance,
Bud
12-12-2005, 02:10 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
Sounds like you have a bent axle shaft, and not a bent axle housing. Are
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
12-12-2005, 02:10 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
Sounds like you have a bent axle shaft, and not a bent axle housing. Are
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
12-12-2005, 02:10 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
Sounds like you have a bent axle shaft, and not a bent axle housing. Are
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
you positive that the housing is not bent? Also can you tell us what axle
you have? Is it a D35, that would be my guess. Some axles come apart a
little different than others.
"Bud" <ebleas@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1134410590.609552.80830@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
>>From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
>
12-12-2005, 03:48 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
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Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
12-12-2005, 03:48 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
http://----------.com/dana35c/dana35cclip.jpg
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
12-12-2005, 03:48 PM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
http://----------.com/dana35c/dana35cclip.jpg
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Bud wrote:
>
> I need to replace a bent drivers side (rear) axle on a 1991 Jeep
> Cherokee 4x4 with ABS / Auto / 4.0 L engine. I'm wondering how
> difficult this will be to do in my garage with simple hand tools. As
> far as I understand it, I need to:
>
> - Remove the wheel
> - Remove the drum
> - Remove the differential cover
>
> >From here, how do I get the old axle off? Do I need special tools? I
> have average technical skills, and have done some light car repairs in
> the past. Is this something I should not attempt? Can anyone
> recommend a place to buy the replacement axle?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bud
12-13-2005, 08:49 AM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
The markings on the differential are "35C", which I assume is a Dana
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
12-13-2005, 08:49 AM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
The markings on the differential are "35C", which I assume is a Dana
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
12-13-2005, 08:49 AM
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Re: Replace axle on 1991 Cherokee
The markings on the differential are "35C", which I assume is a Dana
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
35C. I am not positive the axle is bent. All I know is that the wheel
woobles when turning as a result of being hit by another car on that
side. I was told the most likely culprit was the axle shaft, not the
housing. Looking underneath the car I cannot see any visible damage to
the housing, but this probably does not mean much. I won't be able to
tell for sure until I get the axle shaft out and inspect it.
Thanks much for your reply.
Bud
