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Old 25-12-2014, 10:13 AM   #1
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Default Drivetrain Issue :)

I just came across this old email I received from a friend a few years back and thought it would make someone's day a little happier

Drivetrain Vibration Issue


An american woman ran over a mattress on the freeway and decided to keep going.

The ensuing jumble finally whipped around enough to put a

tear in the gas tank. The subsequent lack of fuel is what

finally brought this vehicle to its knees.

It had still managed to drive 30 more miles decently with

a 60lb tangle wrapped around the driveshaft. This genius

complained that the vehicle had a "shimmy" when driving

at high speeds.

This is what the dealership found . . .








































Not my idea of a suitable spring upgrade

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