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So just to dumb it down to myself it can go forward and back but not up down/ left and right?

Wondering if this is normal. If I pull towards the wheel you can hear that sound it makes towards the end of the video.

Thanks! I needed someone to tell me it was in my head?

so if the road is smooth i dont feel anything at all. I just dont know if say like i go over a bump or a dip in the road on one side should i feel that bump/vibration through my feet?

Did you ever find the problem to this?

I’ve got a leveling kit on, stock tires with correct pressure. I mean is it somewhat normal to feel it?

I don’t know if I’m being paranoid but can you guys “feel” the road when you’re driving your Ranger. Whether it’s on your left resting foot or your foot through the pedal? I don’t know if I’m feeling unnecessary vibrations from maybe the wheels not being tight enough or I’m just imagining things.

You can drive without it?

Haha I should be getting it fixed in 2 days so hopefully an hour commute to work for two days won’t be too bad

So if I’ve got a slight leak (about a pea size a day) coming out from under the clamp (no exposed boot or any rip) I should be good for a week? That’s what I’m looking at right now.

Had the same problem too. I was using waze and that seems to be what makes it happen the most. I just unplug it and plug it back in. Sometimes i have to kill the app too.

You drove with no grease in the cv boot like that? That’s crazy?

yep learned from my mistake. should of removed it! nice job!

Don't know if anyone is still following this but had the same shop that rebuilt both front Cv axles try and tighten down the right clamp again...still not working. Had to bite the bullet on this one and ordered a new right cv joint. Cost was $300 for anyone wondering. Im justifying it in my mind...

**Update** 1500 miles later I got my oil changed at the Ford dealer with my points. I then got called and told my Cv axle is leaking (sounds familiar). They then quoted me $1,000 for the repair. First two pictures is what I saw when I got under the truck. The last picture is what I found after I...

Go get it checked out somewhere. Doesn’t hurt

Haha that’s so funny because I was watching the stage 3 video also. I swear he just cranks down on that thing without a care in the world and when I crank down on it the axel pops out?

The right place will charge you around $500 to do it. And trust me it’s worth it. It’s not as easy of an installation like it is on older vehicles.

I thought about just deleting this thread but maybe someone will go through the same thing as me. Took the major kick in the a$$ and got the truck towed and then repaired. They had to completely disassemble the cv shaft to pop it back in. Definitely learned my lesson on this one?

Ok I’ll be trying that later today after work. I’ll let you know how it goes. Appreciate it