2019 Land Rover LR3 On 35"s - Refurbish/Rebuild Thread
As some of you may have seen, I recently purchased a new-to-me Land Rover LR3. As is immediately apparent by looking underneath, this particular LR3 has led a very hard life. I'll be documenting the maintenance and necessary repairs on here, in addition to any future modifications for the vehicle. The first project on the list was to address a gnarly drivetrain vibration. While underneath the truck, I discovered a rear driveshaft that had seen better days (Center carrier boot and front boot where it meets the t-case were both torn). I ordered a replacement driveshaft from Lucky 8 and we immediately encountered a somewhat major setback. As is usually the case, we got 99% of the job completed prior to hitting the setback. Long story short, I managed to get both ends of the driveshaft and one of the center carrier bolts loose before the final bolt that holds the rear driveshaft in place decided to stay firmly in place. I will likely update this on 10/13/19 as I take a saw to the rear driveshaft to remove it.
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