^^^+1, that's what they're supposed to do. you'll see if you ever get stuck in snow...come up north for that i guesskzoosho wrote:U have lsd?
I wish! lolkzoosho wrote:U have lsd?
1 yes i did match the new drivshafts and they matched perfectly. the Manual tranny driver side axle has a longer input shaft by .25" than the auto. the passenger side axles are the same for the auto and manual.SteveTheTech wrote:Sounds like a pretty decent upgrade. I have a few questions if you are the one who installed it.
1 Did you match the old and new driveshafts?
2 Are either of the new rotors blue or have signs of heat checking?
3 When the wheels are lifted do both wheels spin freely? Or at least in comparison to each other.
4 Do you notice a pull when braking?
5 Have you checked the tie rod ends of general play in the wheels, when they are raised?
haha...i know that is what LSD is supposed to do, i built my own Dune Truck with richmond gears and PG LSD(check my profile for a pic of my truck if you wish), but the shimmy and shake is NOT normal for ANY LSD.allensteiner wrote:
^^^+1, that's what they're supposed to do. you'll see if you ever get stuck in snow...come up north for that i guess
thanks kzoosho.kzoosho wrote:If u dont have lsd then wats going on is normal for an open diff setup. I suspect that your tires are just out of balance and you really didnt pay attention to them. Also check for play in your wheel bearings also. FYI the 2001 AE edition does have lsd but the rest of us us people with max's have the good ole peg leg.
There ya go man.lightsout wrote:so i had my GF come over and sit in the car while it was on stands and accelerate the car while i watched the passenger side rim...and HOLY CRAP that tire is OUT OF WACK. the rim and brake rotor run smooth, but the tire seems as tho is has a baaaad bump in the tread. the tie rod ends seem like they have no wear on them at all, so i don't think i'll mess with those.
camber kit install in the morningon to discount tire for new front tiresthen over to TrueLine for the alignment$$$ out the wazoo, o well.
i think that should solve it...if not, i'll be back
lightsout wrote:2000 Maxima SE automatic
i just replaced both the driver side and Passenger side CV Axle Shaft Assemblies, and now i'm getting wheel shimmy on the passenger side. i put the car up with jack stands on the control arms, then put it in drive. The Driver side wheel spun freely, but the Passenger side just sat there. When i pushed the gas peddle down the passenger side engaged and started to spin. when the car is being driven, i start to get the shimmy around 20mph and continues throughout all speeds. when i had the car up on stands it sharted to shimmy at 60mph.
i've got 2 NEW(not referbished) EMPI complete CV axles(installed 1 week ago)new hub and bearing in passenger sidenew isolator caps on both sidesnew tokico struts on both sidesrew STILLEN 13" slotted and drilled rotors and pads on both sideswith 6 years on 4 piston AP Racing calipersnew strut boots on both sidesnew control arm on passenger side(installed around 6 months ago)
i'm not too familiar with TRANNY'S but, i'm praying that its not the Tranny. It feels as tho the wheel sticks a little, almost like the bearing is too tight. I don't know much about FWD limited slip Diff's either.
could it be one of the new axles i just installed??
i just uploaded the video onto YOUTUBE for this problem, and will link the video once it gets approved. until then(a few hours maybe) any help??
driver side EMPI axle installed:
passengerside EMPI axle installed:
Modified by lightsout at 12:16 AM 10/2/2008