Hello, recently purchased a 450es and I went to check the fluid in the diff and found it loaded with mud, and it also had water in it, While trying to remove the axles I busted a CV joint and ended up removing the differential with axles still attached. I have tried everything.. I even hooked each axle up to vehicles and had a little truck pull with it, I ended up with a snapped strap, broken concrete and a differential still intact. I cant even split the diff because of these axles. these front diffs are too expensive for me, I might cut my current axles and drive it 2wd for the time being until I decide what I want to do with it.
Probem 2, the shaft between engine and final drive does not look good at all, The side going into diff was rusty and the side going into engine had mud as well I checked the oil in the quad and it looks a bit milky could this be the cause? Guess I am going to have to pull the engine, is there a good gasket set I can purchase and go through it with? any input is appreciated
Probem 2, the shaft between engine and final drive does not look good at all, The side going into diff was rusty and the side going into engine had mud as well I checked the oil in the quad and it looks a bit milky could this be the cause? Guess I am going to have to pull the engine, is there a good gasket set I can purchase and go through it with? any input is appreciated