clunk in rearend
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I have a 2010 SCREW. When I would stop I could feel a clunk a fraction of a second after I stopped and slightly released brake pressure.
When I took off I could feel a slight clunk a fraction of a second after I took off.
There is a TSB for this condition, which applies to trucks with a split drive shaft.
The splines on the drive shafts fit to tight and stick. When you ease up on the brake or lightly accelerate the splinses finish sliding.
Takes about 1 hours. 2 clamps, special grease and a new dust boot. Covered under warranty
When I took off I could feel a slight clunk a fraction of a second after I took off.
There is a TSB for this condition, which applies to trucks with a split drive shaft.
The splines on the drive shafts fit to tight and stick. When you ease up on the brake or lightly accelerate the splinses finish sliding.
Takes about 1 hours. 2 clamps, special grease and a new dust boot. Covered under warranty
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my 2010 reg cab 8' box 4x4. The job site I am working at. When I leave for the day. At this particular stop sign, very slight down hill. When I stop I can feel a slam wind up, then bam when I stop. I'm thinking its the spline binding to the transmission. I have to go to dealer with other problems/annoyances when I get chance.
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