Have you replaced an IWE?
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Have you replaced an IWE?
So I just got my truck back after being at the dealership for 2 weeks. I brought it in because of a grinding noise in the front end, turns out they had to replaced the IWE on both sides.
I am curious how many people have had this issue, and if it will come back down the road?
I am hoping I won't have to replace them again but figured I would ask.
I am curious how many people have had this issue, and if it will come back down the road?
I am hoping I won't have to replace them again but figured I would ask.
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I'll bite...what's an IWE?
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Integrated wheel end. It is at the hub of your wheel and it's a gear that is held back by your engine vacuum. Once you put your truck in 4x4 it take the vacuum away and engages the gear to your wheel. So in a nut shell it make your 4x4 work. They go bad often but only $100.00 per wheel is a lot better than Chevys $1000.00 bill to fix the 4x4
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Integrated wheel end. It is at the hub of your wheel and it's a gear the is held back by your engine vacuum. Once you put your truck in 4x4 it take the vacuum away and engages the gear to your wheel. So in a nut shell it make your 4x4 work. The go bad often but only $100.00 per wheel is a lot better than Chevys $1000.00 bill to fix the 4x4
Would there be any means to make it a mechanical lockup? Like a separate shifter or some such?
I know you don't see then anymore, but I really liked the manual hubs my old Tacoma had.