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  1. 10-10-2008, 11:07 PM #1
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    Just to warn you prepare for some ricer comments
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slomaro Z28
    Just to warn you prepare for some ricer comments
    i don't care it just what they think i can care less
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slomaro Z28
    Just to warn you prepare for some ricer comments
    LMAO, I thought about saying something but held myself back....
    It may be possible that a axle popped out and caused the tranny to leak, hard to say really w/o looking underneath it....
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  4. 10-15-2008, 09:07 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by anothaRRR
    LMAO, I thought about saying something but held myself back....
    It may be possible that a axle popped out and caused the tranny to leak, hard to say really w/o looking underneath it....
    yea thats what my manager said, the right axle does look a little oily
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    Quote Originally Posted by eclipse_boy
    yea thats what my manager said, the right axle does look a little oily
    Yeah but it'd be extremely hard to see a transmission problem looking down on it seeing as fluids would go out the bottom or side.
    try looking into the axle then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cobalt9123
    Yeah but it'd be extremely hard to see a transmission problem looking down on it seeing as fluids would go out the bottom or side.
    try looking into the axle then.
    What clutch did you put in?
    i put in stock clutch, forgot the name order from O'Reilly
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