NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
- brianwidahl
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NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
Hey
I drive a 2003 H2.And for the past couple of weeks i've been having a really weird problem.I hope someone can point me a the right direction to getting this fixed.
So my problem is.It seems to be all the power is going to the front tires.The tires spin really easy even on pavement.Even going 100kms hr. I'm starting to get really concerned because not only have my front tires gone bald i literally have no steering when the tires spin.If any one can help me with this problem i would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Brian
I drive a 2003 H2.And for the past couple of weeks i've been having a really weird problem.I hope someone can point me a the right direction to getting this fixed.
So my problem is.It seems to be all the power is going to the front tires.The tires spin really easy even on pavement.Even going 100kms hr. I'm starting to get really concerned because not only have my front tires gone bald i literally have no steering when the tires spin.If any one can help me with this problem i would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Brian
- Canyonero
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
That doesn't sound promissing... Does running in 4-Hi locked send any power to the back end? If it does then the problem must be in the transfercase. If still no then it could be the T-case or the rear end.
You can do a real basic check of the rear end by checking to see if the shaft and wheels still turn together. Block the front tires and pick the back end off the ground. Set the t-case in neutral by holding both the 4-Hi Un-Locked and 4-Low buttons in for 10 seconds. You can then turn the rear wheels by hand and watch to see if the drive shaft turns with them.
You can do a real basic check of the rear end by checking to see if the shaft and wheels still turn together. Block the front tires and pick the back end off the ground. Set the t-case in neutral by holding both the 4-Hi Un-Locked and 4-Low buttons in for 10 seconds. You can then turn the rear wheels by hand and watch to see if the drive shaft turns with them.
- shotgun-cam
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
agree when front diff goes in H3 truck will only move in 4hi setting know that from experience
- dwaxman1
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
sounds like transfer case...sorry but that is what it sounds like..
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
even if you turn by hand the other wheel would turn opposite of the direction of wheel turned by hand drive shaft wouldnt turn because of transmission
- Canyonero
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
[quote author=captain_black19 link=topic=1242.msg10775#msg10775 date=1251052329]
even if you turn by hand the other wheel would turn opposite of the direction of wheel turned by hand drive shaft wouldnt turn because of transmission
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That's true if you only have the transmission in neutral. With the transfer case in neutral the drive shafts are free to spin with their respective diff's.
even if you turn by hand the other wheel would turn opposite of the direction of wheel turned by hand drive shaft wouldnt turn because of transmission
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That's true if you only have the transmission in neutral. With the transfer case in neutral the drive shafts are free to spin with their respective diff's.
- brianwidahl
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
FIXED
thanks to E-mortal customs
located in Calgary AB
thanks to E-mortal customs
located in Calgary AB
- Canyonero
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
You can't just say Fixed without telling us what it was... that's just mean.
- brianwidahl
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
weird enough
it was pretty much the whole front end
idler ,pitman ,tie rods the works
good as new except two of my tires are bald
it was pretty much the whole front end
idler ,pitman ,tie rods the works
good as new except two of my tires are bald
- dwaxman1
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Re: NEED HELP/H2 PROBLEM
if you do a lot of wheeling.. you will notice your idler arm and pitman don;t last as long.. at least mine haven't, changed them twice already.. on my third set as wel watch the steering shock. it will be next to go.