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SOLVED: Driveshaft turns but wheels don't. - Fixya.
With the engine on and in drive though, the power to spin the wheel can only come from the transmission so either its parasitic drag turning the driveshaft (an abnormal amount?) or there is something causing engagement (half speed engagement?) of the front driveshaft in 2wd. Reply Like 12-11-2018, 01:53 PM # 8 snowfiend Senior Member Thread Starter. Step 4) With the front wheels in the air, engine idling in PARK, spin one front wheel. The other wheel should spin the opposite direction. If both wheels spin in opposite directions, then the front axle *should* be properly engaged. Take it for a test drive (after safely lowering it to the ground, of course). If the front wheels do not spin in. The wheels spin, but I cannot get the drive shafts to spin. When I get under the car, I shake and shake them, but they won't budge. I have watched the 2CarPros transmission replacement video on YouTube, and, under all the conditions I listed, the drive shafts should be spinning.... The problem is, is that I cant get the rear drive shaft bolts.
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Look at string on the drive shaft. The string will wrap around the drive shaft and the amount of wrap it has will tell you roughly what gear ratio you got. Example: If the string is wrapped around the drive shaft 3 ½ times than you have the 3.50 to 1 gear ratio, which came stock behind a 302 V8. If you got the string wrapped around 4 ¼ times. If the axle shaft turns when you spin the wheel, it means the hub has not disengaged. To check engagement, rotate the axle shaft backwards. This should lock the hub. Try turning the wheel by hand again. The axle shaft should now turn with the wheel if the hub is locked.
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Re: Drive shaft spins but truck won't move. When put in 4x4 it still would not move. The rear drive shaft and front axels were spinning. Sounds like your front hubs are not locked. If the rear drive shaft is spinning and your truck is not moving you may have a broken axle or a problem with the rear end gears. HOW IT WORKS: Within the rear end housing, power from the spinning drive shaft is diverted 90 degrees to the wheels and mathematically reduced through a beveled ring gear and set of pinion gears.
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If you have a stock open differential when you spin one tire the other wheel can turn the opposite way at the same speed and the driveshaft remain still Or one wheel can turn with the drive shaft spinning at the rpm of the wheel times the gear ratio Or some of each. Remove the spark plugs..With the bike on the rear stand , shift the bike to 6 th gear and rotate the rear wheel. It should rotate with some effort because there is no compression. BTW you need to test the charging system , replace the battery if it needs it , get a good battery charger and rehearse how to jump start the bike. IN 2WD SEE IF THE WHEELS WILL TURN WHEN IN ANY GEAR (THE WHEELS ARE NOT UNDER LOAD, ONE OR BOTH WHEELS MAY TURN) IF YOU GET TURNING (IN THE AIR), YOU MOST LIKELY HAVE STRIPPED THE AXLE/ HUB 2ND WAY) IF YOU HAVE A STANDARD DIFFERENTIAL (NOT A POSI-TRAC) ALL POWER GENERATED THRU THE DIFFERENTIAL WILL TURN THE AXLE/ WHEEL THAT HAS THE LEAST TRACTION.
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Turn the wheel TWO revolutions and count the number of driveshaft turns. The number of driveshaft rotations will help you determine your rear axle ratio. For example, if it turned 3 and a half times, it's a 3.50:1 ratio. If it turned 4 and a quarter times, it's a 4.25:1 ratio. For better accuracy, turn the wheel 20 times and divide by 2 for. Hey thanks for the reply, my expy is a 98 and has a 2wd setting, the front hubs do disengage, and they spin freely from each other when in 2wd. the front drive shaft spins in 2wd mode while doing a rear wheel burnout with the front wheel sitting still on the ground doing a brake stand burnout. the noise is the rear u-joint on the front drive.
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You should have a cross shaft and three gears inside your metal housing to which the ring gear is bolted to. Secure your Jeep, jack up the rear end, leave jeep in gear. Now see if the right tire will spin on its own without turning the driveshaft and other (oposite) tire. Heineken Experience: Not bad..... - See 25,561 traveler reviews, 20,667 candid photos, and great deals for Amsterdam, The Netherlands, at Tripadvisor. Sounds like either the yoke come loose or a busted axle, if you didn't pull the axle shafts out, you can't rule them out. If the splines are well seated in teh spiders the wheel will still turn with the rear end off teh ground, but if theres a small fracture, it can spin under load and you may not be able to tell without pulling the shafts.
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With the vehicle in park and raised with the rear completely off the ground, the DRIVESHAFT should be locked up by the parking pin and should NOT spin. The wheels will spin, but the actual driveline should be stationary if the tranny is in park. Otherwise the vehicle would roll away in park. Ron 2000 R/T Durango patriot blue. Grab the tube of the front driveline and try and spin it. If you can spin it freely then you have the newer Auto Track version, no CV driveline required, but recommended if you spend a lot of time in 4WD. If you cannot spin the driveline, then you have the older version and you will need the driveline because it is always turning even when in 2WD. The driveshaft helps spread power to the wheels, and if there is an issue with the driveshaft, each wheel may not be getting the full amount of power needed to spin. You can check the driveshaft underneath the ride-on. You should be able to hear the driveshaft making a noise as it is moving the wheels when it goes forward or in reverse.
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The engine spins at a given RPM, produces torque which is then applied onto the driveshaft through the transmission (gear ratio) which is then applied onto the wheels via the differential. (differential ratio.) So the calculation (from the engine RPM to the wheels) looks like this. The pistons transfer the engine's power to these gears that rotate the front drive shaft on a pickup truck. In addition, the energy works as torque and transfers to the shaft, and it gears the truck wheels. They rotate while receiving the engine power at different speed conditions.
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Pulled diff cover off and had to pull out broken bolts. The bolts for the main gear (all 5 or 6), that is parallel to the tires, and the plate next to it were sheared off. It looks like I am going to have to take the whole thing apart and tap out the broken bolts. I have found all 6 heads and some of the other pieces. A best guess would be that you might have stipped out a spider gear. With both tires in the air, turning one should spin the other in the opposite direction. This should occur even if the pinion or ring were stripped. The spider gears should transfer power to the sides when the main axle is stationary. Step 1. Step one requires unbolting the bolts that are holding the drive shaft. You need to remove the driveshaft to perform a drive shaft repair on your vehicle. The driveshaft is usually held by four bolts on each side. Once you remove the driveshaft, you can focus on removing the universal joint.
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