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  1. bear1
    08-01-2010 06:12 AM - permalink
    bear1
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    Join Date: Apr 2010
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    97 ford Tbird 165k mi.
    Has a clank when accelerating. Not like U joint.Has a more tin sound. Does not really sound like rear end. but sound is from the rear

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