Torn boot on rear factory drive line

benatc1

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Hey all! Managed to peel off the plastic covering on my rear driveline last weekend, seems to be functioning fine at the moment but thoughts on how long I might have until I need to replace it. Plan is to go to a 1350 at some point but funds aren't exactly where I'd like them to be so trying to hold on a bit longer if you think it's possible as is. Thanks!

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benatc1

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Not yet it's been over a month but I have gotten the driveline to expand to get new grease into it


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Good to know, thanks!

I think you can squeeze a few month of that shaft easy.

Let's hope so!

Been running mine that way for 4 years. Lots of off reading also.


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Thanks for the info, good to know it'll likely last till I'm ready to upgrade


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JeepJeep75

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I guess I went way overboard when I only put a little rip in mine. I'm holding out for an upgrade too. [emoji106] Crazy how a torn boot can cost over a G to upgrade after you get a new DL and adjustable uppers. Ahh JEEP. [emoji847]


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JKDream

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I guess I went way overboard when I only put a little rip in mine. I'm holding out for an upgrade too. [emoji106] Crazy how a torn boot can cost over a G to upgrade after you get a new DL and adjustable uppers. Ahh JEEP. [emoji847]


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It's just a slip joint, you really don't NEED the boot.
Double Cardans have the same style joint and don't run boots.
It's the transfer case CV boot you don't want to rip.
 
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