98 Chevy S10 Front Axle Tube Rebuild

[@mossman381]

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[@jimwhite1061]

Thanks for this video Mossman, the front axle on my zr2 is not operating, and its nice to see how the cable works the assembly behind that actuator.

[@mossman381]

That clip is annoying to work with but other than that it's pretty straight forward stuff. My 4x4 is still not working so I have a new vacuum actuator that I will be installing shortly. That is a very common issue. After that I need to look at vacuum lines. From what I saw they all looked ok.

[@scottblake6850]

Great video! Definitely learn something!

[@mossman381]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gadasavideos8564]

Not something I need to do. I've got 2wd. My hesitancy just cost me a missed opportunity. Guy has trailer for sale on marketplace. Basically someone separated the cab from box of an s10. Trailer was the box with line, rear axle with 2 oem original wheels. Tailgate with slight dent. Rear bumper and tail lights intact. No obvious rust on the box. $250 cdn. Was just not a place I wanted to drive to. Few days after seeing it my wife actually suggested maybe see if he would bring it closer for a fee but at that point it was sold.

[@mossman381]

I got the box, cab corners and rockers for Project Junk S10 for $350 which was really a steal I thought. Driving a long way to get something cheap doesn't always work out. And then if someone doesn't tell the truth about the condition it can be a big waste of time and money.