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front wheel drive T-Maxx...not good

Old 06-20-2009, 06:15 PM
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Default front wheel drive T-Maxx...not good



hey guys...i reached a snag in my fun factor today...

i was driving my Maxx today and i noticed that the truck was slower and the front axles where spinning alot more than the rear...took it in and i found out that i got fishing line all tanggled up on both rear axles...so i cut off all the fishing line and checked to see if anything was loose or broken...NOTHING...everything seemed fine! i spun the wheels...they spun normal...my friend even looked at them he said they're normal...so i started the truck again and now its acting like a FWDcar...WTH?!??? what happened? did i strip gears in the rear diff??? or the tranny??? please help guys! thanks

-Chris</p>
Old 06-20-2009, 06:19 PM
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Default RE: front wheel drive T-Maxx...not good

Follow this trail:

trans output shaft,rear drive shaft,diff,both axle shafts,pins,hex,wheels. I'd bet on the rear diff, but it could be any one of these things.
Old 06-20-2009, 06:28 PM
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the trans output shaft is very unlikely, check for a spun rear center shaft, if that is in good order you killed your differential, the spider gears are $9 if I remember right and you might want to look into a kimburgh aluminum diff cup or at least a new stock one as yours is probably fubared...
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Default RE: front wheel drive T-Maxx...not good

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well i took off the center skid plate and found out that the Transmission output yoke for the rear driveshaft came off!!! how...i d k...put i simply replaces it...thanks for all your support!!!

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The yoke is held on with a long allen pin/screw , maybe the pin came screwed out?
Old 06-20-2009, 08:53 PM
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Default RE: front wheel drive T-Maxx...not good

yes well my friend gave me a spare from his revo and it was good as new!!!

and he said something that put a smile on my face and made my day...

"maybe i should of got a T-Maxx..." LoL

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