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Old Sep 15, 2008 | 10:28 PM
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why does my rear end shake at freeway speeds.and it also makes a clicking-clunicking noise when i slow down from 10 mph to 0 mph when im in neatral.i also had a new driveshaft just put in. i have 45k miles on the rear end. the car has been pushed hard at the track a couple of times and driven hard on the streets i launch at about 7000 rpm.what do you think the problem is and what should i do about it.
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Old Sep 29, 2008 | 11:38 PM
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I also have the clicking-clunckin noise when I slow down from 10mph to 0mph
Also try doing a very slow 180 degree turn in nuetral. You will hear more of the cluncking noise
Would love to know what that is or if anyone has some details
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Old Sep 30, 2008 | 03:23 AM
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what do you think the problem is and what should i do about it. ??

seriously are you that much of a retard..... maybe you should fix it, in fact try going to a mechanic genius. On second thought just keep driving it and tell us what happens But if i was to guess cause i am a mechanic i would say its your diff or axles... i cant truly tell you cause i would have to hear it and look at it. So go to a mechanic, and i would definatly not drive the car anymore if its shaking at highway speeds cause that means that something is really wrong......
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