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by mr. Bill on August 6th, 2008
You did not give the year. Front wheel drive check your constant velcoity joints located on the shafts that come from the engine to front wheels. If rear wheel look for u joints wearing out . Both can be checked by lifting car and wiggling shafts and see if the joints have any slack. Mr BVill
Why have eight cylinders in an engine? Why not have one big cylinder of the same displacement of the eight cylinders instead?
by Deep_M on September 28th, 2011
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Does the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration push laws more to protect the people or insurance companies?
by mikedsign on October 13th, 2011
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Rebuild roads and bridges? Seriously?
by mikedsign on November 16th, 2011
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Why are California drivers can not drive in the rain or Fog?
by boloman on October 16th, 2011
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Do you remember the car you were riding in when you went the fastest you have ever been? (not driving - riding.) How did it feel?
by GibsonGuy on October 5th, 2011
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You're reading I have a toyota corolla sedan. Recently, i have noticed that when i am driving at lower speed, and when i am moving from one gear into another(higher one), i hear a knock(single one) from the car. what could be the cause of this knock?
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Thanks Bill for your helpful answer. I took the car to a mechanic who had to check the CV joints and found them to have some play in them. He fixed them , and greased them too, and now the problem is literally gone. Thanks once again
by shambe80 on August 7th, 2008