4x4 problem
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From: mckenna wa
Yep I will update you guys I hate reading through old threads that sound exactly like my proven and I think I'm really on to something and then the thread just ends after 3 pages with no answers
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HAHAHA. Yes, I know what you mean. It's like a bad movie your kids pick out. You waste an hour of your life watching 3/4 way through Transformers and realize everyone else is asleep and you're the only one watching the piece of crap that you thought sucked in the first place!
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HAHAHA. Yes, I know what you mean. It's like a bad movie your kids pick out. You waste an hour of your life watching 3/4 way through Transformers and realize everyone else is asleep and you're the only one watching the piece of crap that you thought sucked in the first place!
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From: mckenna wa
Well I told you all I would update with the solution to this problem. The clucking noise was being made from a loose and dry ball. Inbetween the double joint at the t-case there is a ball kit that goes inbetween and it was dry and loose. Replaced that and problem is gone. Thank you all for the help/advice I appreciate it as always.
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