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    9/30/2017 8:23 AM  #26

    Don
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    From: Coppell, Texas
    Registered: 4/02/2013
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    Re: Getting car ready for the Bash.

    fyi  If one side is dry the other side is almost there.   If you replace with a new one , tear apart the bad unit and find the failure mechanism.  If you replace both, tear apart both.  take pictures and contact the manufacture engineer dept /quality,  They have some questions to answer.  If you talk to sales dept they will not gva sht and maybe give you new units,    just a fyi  

    Last edited by Don (9/30/2017 8:24 AM)

     

    9/30/2017 9:46 AM  #27

    Tubo
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    From: Ft. Walton Beach, Florida
    Registered: 4/01/2013
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    Re: Getting car ready for the Bash.

    How long have you had that RUMBLING??
    Glad your mechanic found the dry bearing on the lift, and not you with a failure on the road.
    Yeah Buddy keep Ed & Anna safe.

    Corky

    If it ain't broke, I haven't modified it Yet
     

    9/30/2017 11:10 AM  #28

    Mochaman
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    From: Royse City, Texas
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    Re: Getting car ready for the Bash.

    It wasn't rumbling, just a whining roar after about ten miles on the road. Corky I think you drove my car in Texas and it was making noise then. My loud mufflers was hiding the main noise, but since I went to the Walker Quiet flows you could really pick up on it. Took an expert all of five minutes of driving to nail it though. 
    ​I change out the passenger side hub in about an hour when I go pick it up. 

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