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Drive line question.

Discussion in 'Performance and Tuning' started by Bearskill, Aug 1, 2009.

  1. Aug 1, 2009 at 11:47 PM
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    Bearskill

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    I have an 06 prerunner. I have the Tacoma drive line clunk. The 06s do not have a greasable slip yoke. Can I put an 09 drive line in? Is it the same? Or should I just get a Tom Woods one piece that is greasable?:D
     
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    Looks more and more like I have it too. Part of it was my front brakes which I resolved by adding brake grease but every so often I still get the clunk upon take-off and braking.
     
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    Although the slip may not be on the driveshaft itself....

    There has to be a SLIP somewhere back there. I haven't looked myself, but I'd be really amazed if it didn't have one. The slip could be at the output of the t-case or within the t-case ?? I'm just guessing based on other vehicles and where the slip was/is.

    If the 06's don't have a slip yoke on the driveline, why would the 09's have one unless you're talking about a different cab configuration - which would make the driveshafter shorter or longer than your original one.

    In terms of driveline clunk.... While your truck is sitting still (in gear/park). Crawl underneath and grab the rear driveshaft and try to rotate it clockwise or CCW. Does it move at all? If yes - then you have slop in the driveline. That's where your clunk is coming from - not the slip yoke.
     

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