View Full Version : Blowed up rear end!!!!!!!!!
Bastardized
11-23-2007, 06:34 PM
I guess this is what happens when you put 35's and stock gearing....... One doesn't like the other and I think I know who won!!!!!!!!!!!
realmencutfenders
11-23-2007, 07:15 PM
Id run it :flipoff2:
Wow thats some carnage. What were you doing when that happened? Just normal driving, wheelin????
unimog12chicks
11-24-2007, 05:51 PM
yep thats what happens. for nine for me and i am keeping the abs. will have pics this week
Spotter's Wife
11-24-2007, 06:44 PM
hurry up and put the stock tires and wheels back on, and see if its under warranty :flipoff2:
mummac
11-24-2007, 08:50 PM
Welcome to the club. I blowed mine up two months after I got it.
Spotter's Wife
11-26-2007, 11:39 AM
So lemme ask you sumpin'... you think you're gonna wheel and never break a ring and pinnion? Quit yer bitchin', fix it, and go do it again :D
RockMolester
11-26-2007, 03:48 PM
Yup.
Toyota needs to put the Tundra rear end (and a freakin' 8" or bigger solid front axle!!!) under every body-on-frame 4x4 they make or this unwarranted breakage will just continue to erode their reputation for off-road capability and overall reliability.
The wimpy front and rear ends are THE reason why I don't own an FJ Cruiser.
mummac
11-27-2007, 11:44 AM
So lemme ask you sumpin'... you think you're gonna wheel and never break a ring and pinnion? Quit yer bitchin', fix it, and go do it again :D
Are you talking to me? Fixed it in October of '06 and has seen plenty of wheelin since then. Now I just carry a spare third member :)
dumass
12-06-2007, 12:28 PM
So lemme ask you sumpin'... you think you're gonna wheel and never break a ring and pinnion? Quit yer bitchin', fix it, and go do it again :D
Ya, what were you thinking? It's not like it's a toyota or something. Get an 85 4runner if you want to wheel or a 1999 or 2000 4runner with the rear locker.
What'd you think would happen when the side curtain air bags deployed and wedged you between two parked lincoln masturbators and you just kept driving while you were bound up like that?
I mean only jeeps are trail rated ....right.:flipoff:
Oh what a feeling.......and the worst is these are jap toyotas, not US, so what's the excuse?:shaking:
I think I'll wait for the 2009s, maybe the A-Trac will cease to be more accurately called A(uto destruct)-Trac.
They better warranty the fucker.
After 9 years, 225:1 with 38.5 sx I've never roasted an r/p never broke a detroit in either end and have a pile of birfields from Marlin's first, to d44 moser cromo shafts for tent stakes, this includes three years of comps on the same shit too. THAT is what Toyota used to mean.:shaking:
mummac
12-06-2007, 06:05 PM
I think I'll wait for the 2009s, maybe the A-Trac will cease to be more accurately called A(uto destruct)-Trac.
What the fuck are you talking about here? When has A-Trac broken anything?
dumass
12-10-2007, 01:15 AM
a-trac + difflock=this thread
dipshit
mummac
12-10-2007, 06:58 PM
a-trac + difflock=this thread
I must be a dipshit, because I don't see anyone in this thread mentioning A-Trac and the locker, but you.
dumass
12-11-2007, 03:06 PM
I must be a dipshit, because I don't know how to search due to the fact that I am a newbie douche.
for the 06 fjcs there was this thing called the a-trac hack
SEARCH:shaking:
mummac
12-11-2007, 03:46 PM
for the 06 fjcs there was this thing called the a-trac hack
SEARCH:shaking:
I don't need to search, I know all about it. The half dozen people I've spoken to in person and my self didn't do the A-Trac hack. I didn't have A-Trac on when mine blew. The problem seems to be with build dates from 08/06 and prior. The rumor is that the R&P gears were heat treated to be harder early on so that they would have a longer life, but wound up being too brittle.
So, do you know of any instances where A-Trac broke something? I'm only asking why you call it auto-destruct-trac because I've never heard anyone blaming A-Trac for breaking the R&P. Most people I've talked to only had the locker on or neither. I'm not looking for a fucking argument, I just thought you might know something.
Bastardized
12-11-2007, 11:32 PM
yes this was caused by the A-TRAC...... but no locker...... I have not done the hack just yet and never will now...... the locker came in after atrac didn't help...... when that didn't help i just used more throttle to get off the trail that I was on..... the sound was just horrible...... got a second dealer opinion and now I have to fax in all reciepts for reimbursement review... 4 to 6 weeks for review on that!!! Fawkers.... just in time for the holidays!!!!!!!! but I should at least get my money back to regear the front now!!
dumass
12-12-2007, 02:38 AM
I just thought you might know something.
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/data/770/hoganschultz.jpg
Who, me?
I hate being right all the time, welcome to pirate :flipoff2:
mummac
12-12-2007, 06:27 AM
yes this was caused by the A-TRAC...... but no locker...... I have not done the hack just yet and never will now...... the locker came in after atrac didn't help...... when that didn't help i just used more throttle to get off the trail that I was on..... the sound was just horrible...... got a second dealer opinion and now I have to fax in all reciepts for reimbursement review... 4 to 6 weeks for review on that!!! Fawkers.... just in time for the holidays!!!!!!!! but I should at least get my money back to regear the front now!!
So did you have A-TRAC or the locker on when it blew? Also, what's the build date?
mummac
12-12-2007, 06:34 AM
a-trac + difflock=this thread
for the 06 fjcs there was this thing called the a-trac hack
I have not done the hack just yet and never will now......
I hate being right all the time, welcome to pirate :flipoff2:
:confused::flipoff2:
Bastardized
12-12-2007, 09:18 AM
LOL thats funny
Westy
12-13-2007, 11:50 AM
Toyota made a big mistake putting the Toy 8" rear end, originally designed for the early mini trucks under the FJ with a big v6, 240 hp, and a MUCH heavier vehicle w/ a rear locker.
Why they didnt use the 9.5 diff found under FJ80s is beyond me. Toyota has been cutting way too many corners with their 4x4s these days.
k9crazy
12-30-2007, 03:30 PM
Locker or A-ATRAC, doesn't matter. The ring is weak, period. The build date info is right. The supplier didn't cryo the ring and when you drive in 4-lo anytome on loose gravel, you run the risk of blowing the rear. I've seen it happen 5 or 6 times.
ATRAC and the locker only increase the rate of blowing it up because you only use them when you need them...and in the areas that could blow your rear.
I've seen 3 fronts blow too, similar issue, but not documented like the rear.
All were covered under warranty or the owners sued to have them covered because it is a known defect.
Shadow-Warrior
03-12-2008, 04:52 PM
Bummer about the rear diff, yeh, you have the soft gears if it's an 06-07...
flight2k5
07-22-2008, 12:41 AM
what the hell is blowed? either youre congested or illiterate.
RockMolester
07-24-2008, 05:13 PM
what the hell is blowed? either youre congested or illiterate.
You dug up a 4-month-old post just to say that? You're either dumb or stupid. :flipoff2:
flight2k5
07-24-2008, 09:59 PM
You dug up a 4-month-old post just to say that? You're either dumb or stupid. :flipoff2:
wow cause there is a law or rule that says you cant?:flipoff2:
RockMolester
07-25-2008, 11:33 AM
wow cause there is a law or rule that says you cant? :flipoff2:
No, there's no law or rule, but...
what the hell is blowed? either youre congested or illiterate.
...this is the TECH TALK section. Where's the tech in that post?
Fawkin' newbies and their post-padding... :shaking:
billybob13
07-25-2008, 08:33 PM
You dug up a 4-month-old post just to say that? You're either dumb or stupid. :flipoff2:
this makes me wonder how many retards think i'm retarded when i'm being sarcastic or humorous.:laughing::homer::shaking:
flight2k5
07-26-2008, 11:16 AM
No, there's no law or rule, but...
...this is the TECH TALK section. Where's the tech in that post?
Fawkin' newbies and their post-padding... :shaking:
Im willing to bet that I could look and finda post where you didn state a tech question or statement.
1993YJ
11-19-2008, 08:29 PM
Has anyone tried putting a 79-95 rear end in one of these things. I'm know there's people running 40's on those things and they don't turd out like these new ones do.
Seabass
11-19-2008, 11:31 PM
From what I got out of the thread it was over hardening of a batch of ring gears. An older housing wouldn't change anything. I haven't seen any of these "very common" issues discussed in this thread. Me thinks it's just a few people with the bad luck to have gotten some of the overhardened gears that just happen to be very vocal about it.
GRMhick
11-20-2008, 01:33 AM
Has anyone tried putting a 79-95 rear end in one of these things. I'm know there's people running 40's on those things and they don't turd out like these new ones do.
Same diff. I run 86-96 V6 gears and 4cyl driveshaft flanges on my FJ Cruiser Diffs.
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