In a message dated 02/10/2000 8:56:38 AM Pacific Standard Time,
j_hurricane_y@yahoo.com writes:
<< The truck started making a loud whirring sound (like when
you're driving on grooved pavement) all the time. Well,
after waiting a day to have it diagnosed, turned out "a
rear axle bearing spun in its housing." That's all the
info I could get out of the writer and I never got a chance
to talk to the mechanic. So anyway, after waiting a week
for an entire new rear axle, I dropped the truck off again.
After two days, it was finally done and I picked it up
yesterday. Well, first thing I notice is that the axle is
bare metal--no paint at all. The next is that they used
bright frigg'n orange sealant to put the pumpkin cap on and
it was done very sloppily. Here's my questions for the
DML:
>>
my truck did exactly the same thing. couldn't get any info from the service
manager as to how or why this happened. they replaced the entire guts of my
rear end.
derek
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