Questions & Answers for: Jaguar rear wheels turn driveshaft 2005

2005 X-Type 3.0 regarding the AWD? It's supposed to be a 60/40 push pull, but I've heard Jaguar pulled the viscous-coupler in this model year-- so it really isn't AWD. Hi the four wheel drive unit has

...rear driveshaft reluctor is corroded and broken you need to get the fault codes out to help decide which i would check the reluctor rings first if you look carefully at the rings with a torch and ...

Oil leaking from center of the rear driveshaft. you might need to change the gasket in the rear drive shaft

...wheels and look where the driveshaft slides into the hub from the rear and check the condition of the ring wich looks like a ladder. If its not there or sections are missing there is your problem. ...

vehicle suffering with a vibration at 150kms/hr vehicle suffering with a vehicle vibration at 150kms/hr drives out at 160kms and comes back in at 190kms/hr. New parts fitted with no affect on the ...

WHEN I TURN WHEEL TO THE LEFT IT MAKES A GRATING SOUND Sounds like it might be a front left wheel bearing.Check to see that nothing is binding against the steering mechanism first by turning the wheel

...turn the steering wheel all the way to the right to give you some access. now lay on the ground and between the rear of the tire and the fender you can see the port. not the easy but you can do ...

driveshaft The rear wheel drive cars can have their driveshafts removed by taking off the bolts where the driveshaft connects to the rear axle.  The bolts may have Torx or Star type heads on them

...a trailer. You should never tow a vehicle with all four wheels on the ground unless you can disconnect the driveshaft. And a car dolly won't work if the vehicle is rear wheel drive or all wheel

...wheels are locking when I drive about 10 miles, the common prob with xtype all wheel drive abs is one or both of the reluctor rings on the rear outer drive joints corroded/split have good poke at it ...