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03-11-2007, 06:46 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Mar 2007
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hey all well i went over to the diff place this morning, the guy jumps in and give the old au some stick up the road ,,, comes back and tells me its the wheel bearing noise and not the diff ,,,ok i tell the guy it all feels good when i jacke the car up and checked the movement in the front wheels,,, so he does the same as i did ,,,feels good ,,,so then the guy tells me he knows what he is talking about,,and in his words....no bullshit here mate ,,,,so i go home and replace the front wheel bearings ,,,no bullshit here mate was right,,,all is good and drives nice and quiet the way i like it ,,,..so to the dogs who tryed to rip me off and sell me a secend hand diff ,,what can i say,,allways get a second opinyn
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wheel bearing or diff noise
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