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Re: t-case bearing [Re: Staceman] #871629 02/27/08 12:55 AM

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Alberta, Canada

calgary4runner Offline

Wheeler

oh really
this started a few months after dual cases went in, so I just assumed the rear case (donor) was the culprit. What ear are you talking about?
I have let it go for almost a year, but i've got a drivetrain vibe now around 20-40km/h, I know its not the diff or rear axle so I figured the noisy t-case bearing is jsut getting worse.

1988 4Runner SR5

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
t-case bearing	calgary4runner	02/26/08 04:00 PM
Re: t-case bearing	Staceman	02/26/08 08:59 PM
Re: t-case bearing	calgary4runner	02/27/08 12:55 AM
Re: t-case bearing	missouriman	02/27/08 01:12 AM
Re: t-case bearing	calgary4runner	02/27/08 01:38 AM
Re: t-case bearing	missouriman	02/27/08 04:39 AM
Re: t-case bearing	Staceman	02/27/08 03:29 PM

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