I like the video I am currently doing my 04 rear and I noticed this is the second video I dont see you using shims , so question if you go with a new pinion and ring gear does it still need to be shimmed ?
@@user-eb7nz8op9d yes, watch all of my videos. I shim the pinion at least 4 times before i got it correct. My situation may be a little different than yours. My inner pinion bearing failed, and removed enough material from the axle housing/ bearing journal that it required double the shim stack to make it correct.
I dont think most shops have techs that are capable of doing this type of work. They would probably sell you a new axle, rather than rebuild it. If I had to put a total price on the rear end build. Parts and labor, $4k
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I like the video I am currently doing my 04 rear and I noticed this is the second video I dont see you using shims , so question if you go with a new pinion and ring gear does it still need to be shimmed ?
@@user-eb7nz8op9d yes, watch all of my videos. I shim the pinion at least 4 times before i got it correct. My situation may be a little different than yours. My inner pinion bearing failed, and removed enough material from the axle housing/ bearing journal that it required double the shim stack to make it correct.
How much would something like this cost?
I dont think most shops have techs that are capable of doing this type of work. They would probably sell you a new axle, rather than rebuild it. If I had to put a total price on the rear end build. Parts and labor, $4k
I’m having mine done as we speak. 2014, 9.25 rear- quoted $1200-2K.
@@cdiddy2471 yea I'm not touching 1 for under $1000 labor lol.
Stake it at least
@@randybloomfield5090 ?