2004 Chevrolet Tracker "front axle" Questions

front axle how to remove passenger front axle remove wheel, remove upper ball joint, remove large nut in center of rotor, push axle joint out of brake assy, move brake assy out of your way, pull axle ...

...0 engine with auto transmission. 4 wd shifts fine into the transfer case but will not engage in the front pumpkin. the front drive shaft spins but the front axles do not. check the front acuator ...

...FRONT AXLE SHAFT CV JOINTS.IT WILL LOT CHEAPER TO BUY WHOLE FRONT AXLE WITH NEW CV JOINTS.YOU NEED CV JOINT BOOT CLAMP TOOL AND ITS A WHOLE LOT OF CLEANING INVOLVE PLUS PACKING NEW BEARINGS WITH ...

...front axle for an 02 chevy tracker? THIS AXEL IS THE SHORT ONE,ABS SYSTEM,START OUT REMOVING THE CALIPER AND PADS,ALL BOLTS ARE METRIC,REMOVE THE AXLE BOLT FIRST,THEN,REMOVE THE TIE ROD BOLT,THEN ...

front cv axle on my 2000 Chevy Tracker with a new axle. The axle keeps pulling away from the wheel hub pushing the snap ring on the outer portion of the shaft out of its groove. I've tried 2 new axles

...front diff. I did run the vehicle on the lift in 4wd. The actuator is trying to engage. I removed the right side axle housing and found the shim on the end of the shaft had fallen out of place. The ...

...front right end is making strange noises. We looked and found that the rubber boot protecting the shafts and bearings had tore wide open and a shaft rattles loosely. That said am I lookin at what in ...

front axle 4x4 will not ingage On the front differential there is a thermal actuator. It engages your front differential. In parts catalogs they are called 4wd actuator. they are not easy to replace.

rear pumkin assembly bolts in front not back how do i get it out remove the axles then the tail shaft then the bolts . You will need a chisel and hammer as the diff center will be stuck to the housing

4wd will not engage is the front axle acuator electric? if so where is the fuse? The front wheel drive is engaged at the tranfer case by an electric motor driven mechanism.