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J_Jay_B
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Post by J_Jay_B »

B16aRS;198544 wrote:Possibly. I would like too. I just gotta talk to the parents cause im broke and they have been paying for everything...... ya dig.

Have we met before? Im just trying to figure out who u are.....sorry
yes we discussed this in the shoutbox... i bought your headlights...
and i would offer you a ride but i already have a tag-along. and 3 ppl in a teg for 2 hours is insufficient.
the individuality of your car is frowned upon... welcome to the honda community
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HondaChild
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glad you got it fixed.
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luvmyhondas
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Post by luvmyhondas »

good to hear you fixed it. I had a car doing something similar and turned out to be an INNER CV joint that was bad. wouldn't click in turns or anything (since that one doesn't bend much)...had me stumped for a minute or 2.
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mike93hatch
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i was going to say alignment. 90% of people over look them thinking they dont ever need one.

anyways

autozone axles > oreilys axles by far.
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Liquor Assassin
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i might be having some axle issues as well... bummer
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