I have a 1999 2500 454 silverado electronic 4wd when shifted in 4wd and when the wheel is turned it clunks hard! I have pulled the driveshafts and want to know what to look for and witch case to open transfer or differential? it sounds like it is coming directly from differential but then why whould turning affect it? help me get started or refer to a previous post if applicable btw fluid from diff is thin black w vary thin metallic dust visible is this normal any ideas as i will be starting back up on it in the morning
Ivan
thank you

 

well, for starters, you should change that fluid right away...

driveaxles bind in tight turns in 4wd mode on dry surface. it's a mechanical differential, not viscous, so it does not tolerate different angular wheel speeds.

 

you sound like you know what you are talking about but I dont understand I have driven a bronco for years and am used to the "jump" in tight turns on dry pavement but this isent the case. It obvously is not supposed to happen as a "slip" what im trying to identify is whats broke and repair replace as needed im starting my dissasemly today and WILL! be checking back hourly
BTW when you say it does not tolerate different angular wheel speeds is that a symptom or a manufacture problem?
thanks for the prompt help its my grandfathers truck and he wont leave the house w/o his truck
Ivan
Again thanks