Alright sounds easy enough!
Hopefully I get a weekend soon, this working 7 days a week thing is no fun at all lol
So when I have the whole CV shaft just staring at me how hard is it to remove? Am I going to have to pry it out or should it be somewhat simple?!
I have taken things apart, i took everything off to the Hub assembly got the 3 torx off the back of the hub but they didnt have the huge socket in.
So once i get that nut off then what do i do??
So if i jack up my jeep, start the engine, press brakes firmly then shut off the engine. I should be able to spin my wheels?
Just making sure im 100% on this before I go tomorrow.
Thanks
run a voltage meter and see how much power your putting out of your alternator.
i have never dealt with a short on a vehicle so i have no clue on that one....
from previous car audio knowledge its usually your pulling to much power to your amp, thats whats causing your lights to dim when the bass hits. so basically your alternator isnt keeping up with the amps your pulling.
You should run a voltage meter to show how many volts your system is at...
Well the problem with getting parts over here in Germany is that they are extremely expensive.... Usually i order my parts off autozone. Free shipping :]
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