Posted by old on August 21, 2008 at 15:42:17 from (4.244.57.168):
Well I have new bearing in on both sides now. Had to use one of the special ones on the bad side and have my fingers grossed it will hold up, if not it a new axle. Part of the old bearing was welded to the axle so thats why I have my fingers crossed. I also tighten down the pinion bear nut it was so loose you could move it up and down more then a 1/4 inch. Now the bad thing. I took my Geo tracker to town or should I say I tried. Got about half way and the engine started to knock and it died. I got it started again and got it to a friend place so tomorrow I get to go haul it home. Oh well I guess I never get bored
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