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For Sale - Louisiana 2000 100
Super nice. 98700 miles 3rd row. Climate control. 13500$forum.ih8mud.com
Damn. Nice.
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For Sale - Louisiana 2000 100
Super nice. 98700 miles 3rd row. Climate control. 13500$forum.ih8mud.com
Search for an LC called off. Found one local.
2000 LC. Florida and Arizona Truck. 3 owner. Freakin immaculate
200k on clock, no kids in car, no smoking, no gold package.
Services just done:
ABS
Brake Master
TB
Radiator
emblem package
Trailer hitch
oil change
We got it last week. Kids love it. Fiancée now wants one (and we will be in market for it in a month) so family win for sure.
Thanks to all for searching and posting. I'll be back in a month to look for a sub 100k 200 in Silver or white.
Yes the running boards are still on it. I am most likely leaving them so the 6 year old can get in until we have a growth spurt and get another few inches of clearance on his legs!!
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This the one from Barbers on 471?
Yes, He's got a 01 Lexus in black too, fyi.
Had a nice 09 in Silver but it was bought for a specific buyer
Yes the running boards are still on it.
10-4 but the “fender flares” aren’t helping anyone do anything!
Alright y’all. I’m kinda stumped on this one. All Ujoints greased, slip yokes greased with moly lube. Driver CV axle is brand new. All rubber bushings and supports for the front diff have been replaced. I have a terrible R-N-D clunk. I have tried everything I can think of with no help. Bought a drive flange, took the grease caps off and the axles have similar movement in each. Please check out the videos below.
Driver side
Passenger side
November 16, 2019
Is my diff just completely jacked?
As I stated in another thread you need CV axles and drive flanges. Should be no movement in the splines.
Again to save myself yet another post:
YOU NEED CV AXLES AND FLANGES
So there should be no movement at all on the splines on the CV axle to the drive flanges? I just replaced the Driver CV last weekend, so that one has brand new splines, but reused the drive flanges because the fitment seemed tight. I have one brand new drive flange, might as well give it a shot installing it on to the drivers side if that makes any change.
Please refer to Post #7587
Please refer to Post #7587