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    Lucky 13 Strikes Again, Car Wont Move

    The rebuild project of this 94 Honda Del Sol Has Been Quite Entertaining: Today on my way to Tokyo Speed Pros in Gilbert, I was crusing at a mere 20mph, cause my reason for going is because I needed hood pins and I had my hood tied down and didnt want to risk it flying up and breaking my windshield (again)

    Anyways, I was slowing down for a red light and POP, not a loud pop but a noticeable short noise, and my car just wouldnt go. I can shift perfectly fine, into every gear, I even get a slight grind noise if my rpm is high enough to mildly grind the reverse, however without fail, the car will not move. I noticed a vast ammount of coolant being leaked from somewhere which I have not yet determined from. However I cant see how a coolant leak could be related to this issue, and I think its just another problem I gottta fix somewhere else.

    Anyways. A friend said that possibly my axles arent pluged in right, that if either one is out then both will not operate. The car did kinda come to a mild HALT at the sound of the pop, so this makes me wonder.

    I also noticed that the car was majorly shifting left to right and was very hard to control and annoying even at low speeds, also a axle issue?

    Any ideas or sudgestions are helpful, even if your not sure, it wouldnt hurt for me to check it out anyways. Again thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Reverend

    Any ideas or sudgestions are helpful, even if your not sure, it wouldnt hurt for me to check it out anyways. Again thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b16aEGcivic
    check your axles...
    I agree. I had this happen on a car I was working on and it wouldn't move either.
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    sounds like when u put the axles in.. u just pushed them in & they never clicked into place.. sometimes u really have to put some muscle behind them.. u'll kno when they pop all the way in there!
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    Pull the axles and I'll bet you'll find the very end piece, after the snap ring, is destroyed on one side. I don't know what engine/tranny you have but with an open LSD, all the powers getting dumped to the side that isn't connected to a wheel anymore. I was helping with a guys D16Z6 swap one time and that happened to him and I've heard of it on the forums a few times too. I don't know if you can just replace the axle and make sure it's seated or if it actually does damage to differential inside, hopefully not. Good luck with it.
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