Is .015 ok for read axle runout ?
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Is .015 ok for read axle runout ?
HI,
I couldn't find this info in the service manual..
I measured the runout on the rear axle.. it was about 0.015. Is this ok ? Its bad juju if its in the front..
I couldn't find this info in the service manual..
I measured the runout on the rear axle.. it was about 0.015. Is this ok ? Its bad juju if its in the front..
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is this a 1500? everything from here on is related to a 1500-
are you talking about the in/out play of the axle against the c-clip's in the diff, or just the natural rotational runout from where ever the axle decides to settle in at.
in/out play against the c-clips should be a lot more, more like 1/16-1/8 of an inch.
the rotational runout, i wouldn't ever both checking since the c-clips have so much play.
are you talking about the in/out play of the axle against the c-clip's in the diff, or just the natural rotational runout from where ever the axle decides to settle in at.
in/out play against the c-clips should be a lot more, more like 1/16-1/8 of an inch.
the rotational runout, i wouldn't ever both checking since the c-clips have so much play.