i found out my rear wheel drive problem but how do i fix it
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i found out my rear wheel drive problem but how do i fix it
ok my dad looked at my car, took the metal plate on the bottom off and found the problem. there are 2 gears that spin the rear wheels. they are not connecting to each other! we wondered why but then my dad found lots of pieces of one of the gears on the plate. is that the problem or is it something else
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What car?
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ok my dad looked at my car, took the metal plate on the bottom off and found the problem. there are 2 gears that spin the rear wheels. they are not connecting to each other! we wondered why but then my dad found lots of pieces of one of the gears on the plate. is that the problem or is it something else
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it does not really matter but its a tornado s30 offroad buggy
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ok my dad looked at my car, took the metal plate on the bottom off and found the problem. there are 2 gears that spin the rear wheels. they are not connecting to each other! we wondered why but then my dad found lots of pieces of one of the gears on the plate. is that the problem or is it something else
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what car are you talking about we need details
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is it your spur gear that is damaged? your gears should fit together quite close. you should be able to hold one gear still and just SLIGHTLY rock the other gear. if this gap widens too much you will tear the teeth off of one gear or both. If your motor mounts have loosened a little it can let the motor rock enought to tear the teeth off your spur.
#8
sounds like the diff gears are tore up need to do as previously stated check and replace gears and bearings that are bad and shim for proper mesh
#9
wow this is a major issue i just found out that all the teeth are gone!
no its not the spur gear its the one in the rear axel
no its not the spur gear its the one in the rear axel