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Posted by Robertw on April 15, 2006 at 07:51:37 from (216.93.123.152):
In Reply to: Poping out of gear posted by Robertw on April 13, 2006 at 21:00:38:
I may have not explained this quite right about the noise 1-4 was quite noisey fifth didn't seem that bad on noise just pop out of gear. thats what i was wondering if it could be a problem later on. the rear end has a lot of water in it took the oil check plug out and nothing but milky oil came out that was after i run it down the road a few times i don't know how much over full it is didn't want to let it run out on the ground wouldn't that be telling you that the ring and pinion are all right sorry about not explaing this good and being late getting back to you guys.Thanks for all the feed back. Robert
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