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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: South Dakota
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Location: South Dakota
Posts: 83
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It might be. The 4WD models have propeller shafts and sleeve yokes that auto adjust for length between the spider bearings. However, the 2WD has solid propeller shaft (drive shaft) with fixed length between the spider bearings. The sleeve yoke on a 2WD mates forward of the spider bearings directly to the transmission.
If you were getting noise without vibration on a stock setup, it would either be worn sleeve yoke splines or worn spider bearings. They could also be your problem if it's not driveshaft length.
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1997 4Runner SR5 V6 4X4 290,000 miles
Audio: Alpine/JL/Dynamat
Electrical: Optima Red Top, 2 of the Big 3, NGK TE66 spark cables
Performance: Elbow Mod, AIRAID MIT, SS 3.0
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