Ok so I was going around a corner last night not even getting on it and she started getting squirrely on me, started hearing a grinding sound, only a block away from home so I got her home. driver side rear tire is rubbing towards the front of car and passenger tire is normal so somehow it the driver side moved towards front of car, all suspension components look to be fine but there is a leak now from where the drive shaft meets rear end?? Im pretty sure the grinding sound was the gears in the rear end since now it looks like the rear end is crooked??? Any help????
Need Rear End Help!
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There's a bearing in the end of the axle tube. That bearing could have failed causing the leak. The axle tube is held in the rear center section by a metal rivet, that could've failed causing the axle tube to shift. The lower control arm mount ( torque box ) on the body could have cracked or rusted out. The upper torque box could've failed. Either way its not good. Easiest scenario would be the axle bearing.
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The quick fix for the phone problem is to always hold your phone sideways when you take pictures.
If you're looking for better/more solutions, I have a thread in the "Feedback and Testing" forum that talks about it well.
If you're looking for better/more solutions, I have a thread in the "Feedback and Testing" forum that talks about it well.
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