Rear axle noise '02 GC
03-07-2007, 07:46 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
Snowman wrote:
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
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DougW
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
--
DougW
03-07-2007, 07:46 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
Snowman wrote:
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
--
DougW
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
--
DougW
03-07-2007, 07:46 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
Snowman wrote:
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
--
DougW
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
Great news! What's the dealers name so that others know
they act in good faith.
--
DougW
03-07-2007, 09:57 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
"Snowman" <tedrmiller@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
news:1173312219.868214.239600@30g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
03-07-2007, 09:57 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
"Snowman" <tedrmiller@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
news:1173312219.868214.239600@30g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
03-07-2007, 09:57 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
"Snowman" <tedrmiller@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1173312219.868214.239600@30g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
news:1173312219.868214.239600@30g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
> Update for all:
>
> The jeep dealer is replacing the rear axle. They didn't even argue
> about it...I applaud them for standing behind their service and their
> product.
>
I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in a
thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all problems,
and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
Earle
03-08-2007, 03:14 PM
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Re: Rear axle noise '02 GC
More than likely this was the common bearing failure in a bent aluminum
housing caused by a floor jack.
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"Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
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> I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in
a
> thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
> permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all
problems,
> and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
> hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
>
> Earle
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housing caused by a floor jack.
God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
news:lYOdnV_B-44C5XLYnZ2dnUVZ_qSrnZ2d@comcast.com...
> I wouldn't complain but that sounds like using a sledge hammer to pound in
a
> thumb tack. Failure to add friction modifier usually doesn't cause
> permanent damage. Adding the friction modifier usually fixes all
problems,
> and even if it doesn't then all you would need is a new clutch pack. But
> hey, any way they want to stand behind their service is their business.
>
> Earle
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