CV Axle noise (new axle)

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Re: CV Axle noise (new axle) [Re: Jeff the marmot] #844192 10/30/07 05:14 PM

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Vancouver, WA

SolidBlk85 Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Well, I drove home at lunch yesterday with only a few feet of noise on a 35+ mile drive. Then this morning driving to work (17+ miles) I had no noise at all, very smooth. I'll give it a day or two and if I still get more noise I'll tear back into it on Saturday. Makes me a little nervous of course but I'll keep my eyes and ears at 100% to check things out.

Thanks Jeff,

Lance

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
CV Axle noise (new axle)	SolidBlk85	10/29/07 06:49 PM
Re: CV Axle noise (new axle)	Jeff the marmot	10/30/07 05:58 AM
Re: CV Axle noise (new axle)	SolidBlk85	10/30/07 05:14 PM
Re: CV Axle noise (new axle)	john_luttrell	10/31/07 01:37 AM
Re: CV Axle noise (new axle)	SolidBlk85	10/31/07 02:11 AM
Re: CV Axle noise (new axle)	SolidBlk85	11/13/07 06:44 PM

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