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  1. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    Truck is done, they are saying it took 8 hours, bill is over $600...how is this possible? How does axle replacement+e-brake and brake lines = 8 hours of labor and $600?
  2. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    Axle ordered...brake lines are probably bad...lots of things are probably bad...this is getting expensive.
  3. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    About to order the axle...will I need new hydrolic brake lines or any other expensive surprises I should buy first so the mechanic can't hit me with it? Where do I find the right u joints and u bolts and how many do I need?
  4. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    I think I need new brake calipers all around, those like like they are about to rust right off. U-bolts and U-joints, got it.
  5. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    No mechanical friends with access to a garage and tools, my life would be much easier if I could find such a wondrous thing. Right now I don't even have a place to do oil changes...without getting in trouble. Here's a question I need to know to avoid a 2nd butt raping, how many hours do you guys...
  6. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    It is indeed a butt raping as I've found what he's talking about for $300 on ebay. I'm thinking of grabbing an entire new axle from Coleman's for $395 + $130 shipping and asking how much it'll be to throw that in.
  7. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    Ok, I've been without a truck for a week and 1/2, and now the mechanic says the kit to fix my 10 bolt rear will cost $700, before labor to install it...which is retarded. I'm not a happy camper right now. What would you guys do if you had no car and were at the mercy of a mechanic? I could get...
  8. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    I'm not sure how big they are, at least 33"...they came with the truck, looks like whoever had it before me did a half-assed job of putting bigger tires/wheels on and a 4" lift, but no upgrade to the front or rear...eek.
  9. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    I need it to get to work and back, so it sees mostly highway, the plan right now is to fix the 10 bolt, (if possible) and put smaller tires/wheels on it. I'd upgrade the rear if it wouldn't cost any more to do so, but I have a feeling it will.
  10. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    RE: Re: RE: Just blew the rear in my I'm not sure how bad the damage is yet, they are still tearing it apart to see...hopefully I won't need the whole thing *crunch*
  11. Wolfie

    Just blew the rear in my '86 m1009

    Apparently the tires were too big for the little rear. Spyder gears are trashed, and I wasn't even off-roading it, anyone know a good cheap parts place?
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