Would driving in trees be considered "severe" conditions for maint?
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13 years ago
[update] mystery clunk from acura integra '91 front end ?
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13 years ago
"Severe" conditions, for sure!
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Uh, branches on the ground that you cannot avoid...
JT
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13 years ago
Nah...Yearly occurrence here. DaveD
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Common happening in my part of the world. Two mebbe three years, replacement time...I did get 4 years out of the boots on my wife's Chrysler T&C but that was after I convinced her to back into the garage at night and the same at her workplace. Eliminates the need for a sharp turn right after she started moving. That seemed to help. I did the same with my 86 Civic and got about 4 years, also. Of course, I was monitoring the boots condition closely so I didn't have a joint failure.
DaveD
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13 years ago
Doesn't mean it isn't severe.
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Hm, okay, but still, meh.