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Old 02-11-2005, 10:28 PM
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Question My fiero sounds like it has Tonka tires?

It is not the tires because they are new and had them balances. The sound was from before I purchased them. Could it be in the trans-axle? I don't even know if that's what it is called. Some bars that go from the tranny to the wheels. I'm not a mechanic, but I try to fix what I can and if I can't I get one. I just want any leads possible to check on my car.
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Re: My fiero sounds like it has Tonka tires?

the "bars" are the Constant Velocity Shafts, they go from the transaxle to the wheels.
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the cv joints could be worn or the wheel bearings.
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