Hello akajanke.
If it is the part I am thinking of yes, it is replaceable.
Part #6 below is what it is to verify?
Let me know if this isn't correct or if you need more help with this problem.
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To be more specific...If it is the part I am thinking of yes, it is replaceable in the truck.
Labor time according to the manual is 2.5 hours.
...The part will likely be expensive at the dealer.... You may opt to find one at an auto recycler.
Tube 6 - Without Crew Cab 12479320 $145.49 6 - With Crew Cab 12479295 $166.17 6 - 3/4, 1 Ton 12479295 $166.17
Hmmm, without seeing it it is virtually impossible for me to tell you.
Possible impact, overloading or defective part are on the list.
I service more pickups than cars in my area of the world and have never had to replace one of these yet.
Is yours a 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton?
Also, has there ever been a snowplow on this?
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Inspect all associated parts carefully for cracks, bends or signs of impact. If all appears OK it should be alright.
I would suggest a front end alignment afterward to prevent tire wear.
The part numbers I listed were from a service manual.
The numbers were from when the vehicle was made and the original part number.
Prices listed were also from the year the truck was made.
I listed it for you for the part numbers.
If the wreckers want to sell you the complete assembly you may need to get it from the dealer.
The part numbers I listed were from a service manual.
The numbers were from when the vehicle was made and the original part number.
Prices listed were also from the year the truck was made.
I listed it for you for the part numbers.
If the wreckers want to sell you the complete assembly you may need to get it from the dealer.
How are you doing in your search?
That's great! ......Not a bad price at all....Are you going to get them to put it on as well?
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2. .Lift the front passenger side of the vehicle with a floor jack and slide a jack stand under the vehicle frame near the wheel. Lower the floor jack so the vehicle is sitting on the jack stand and move the floor jack out of the way.
3. Remove the lug nuts with the tire tool and set the front passenger wheel out of the way. Take the cap off the end of the axle with a standard screwdriver and remove the cotter pin from the axle with a pair of pliers.
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yes that is the part and it does not look to hard to change
What do you think cracked this part.
What do you think caused this to crack it . It is cracked on the front side were it bolts .
No plow . never drove hard, I bought new, 1/2 ton , 100,000 miles, Do you think I should also replace the arm it is mounted to on the frame.
I looked on line at salvage yard but it looks like they sell the hole axle assembley. Were did you find it. Thanks
Look on line at salvage yards but looks like they what to sell the hole axle but will call some tomorow . Where did you look. Thanks
Ordered new part today with bearing and new seal , should cost about 150.00 for all parts not including oil for axle. I am in the overhead door business and do all the work for this dealer so I get really fair prices on parts.
Ordered new part today with bearing and new seal , should cost about 150.00 for all parts not including oil for axle. I am in the overhead door business and do all the work for this dealer so I get really fair prices on parts.
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