Need Repair Advice

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beavdog

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• Dec 20, 2004

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I own a 2004 Mustang GT. A couple friends and I were getting a little carried away the other night and got a little crazy around a corner. We clipped a curb hard enough to break a large chunk of my alloy rim off and now the axle wobbles a little and sqeaks....I am looking for maybe a general diagnosis and cost that I may be looking to fix this. I have already found a new wheel which is going to be the least of my worries at this point. Anyone have an idea what all may be wrong?

 

tomustang

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• Dec 20, 2004

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you may have bent your axle/seal assembly, have it looked at

 

twogts4us

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• Dec 20, 2004

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Welcome to StangNet!
How many of you were driving the car?
Seriously, you'll really need to have this repaired properly...likely f'd the tie rod end(s) as well, plus what tomustang stated above. And then a good alignment.
Be careful out there!!!

 

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bdcardinal

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a buddy of mine did that in his fox body and he got to buy pretty much a new rear suspension and also a rebuilt diff with a new housing.

 

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tarch

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oh dear

 

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bdcardinal

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ya thats what a few irish carbombs and too much throttle will do to you.