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Oct 13, 2011 | 04:39 PM

#11

adigerol77

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From: Mesa, AZ

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Originally Posted by bradical

completly off the grid, no paypal no nothing, no bank account either, just a big hunk of metal in the basement with a lock. Im hoping NAPA or some of the other places will have them

Take some of your matress money and get a pre-paid visa, call AB or rock auto or go on line and use. Receive then install, move on to next project.

Oct 13, 2011 | 08:51 PM

#12

tweakrover

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From: North Carolina Coast

If you want to keep the rover running and don't want to spent a fortune at the dealer you might want to get a card of some sort.

Oct 13, 2011 | 08:54 PM

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tweakrover

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From: North Carolina Coast

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Originally Posted by atancreti

What am I looking for when it comes to predicting drive shaft failure? I have no vibrations or anything odd but I just don't want them to fail. I do grease them once a year as well. It seems every time I grease them they are still full. Every two years I can actually get a squeeze of grease in them... Must not leak ehh?

when you grease your universal joints you are supposed to pump in new grease til the old grease is forced out

Oct 13, 2011 | 10:56 PM

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lordmorpheus

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From: St Louis MO

Tell your O'Reilly auto parts to check their vendor access website. IMC, I believe. I have only been back with them for a month (8 years since my last call of duty as I put it). I was able to order from that site a full D1 front axle wheel and axle seal kit, a few weeks ago.

Oct 15, 2011 | 10:13 AM

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Danny Lee 97 Disco

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From: Pittsburgh PA suburbs.

You can always buy a USPS Money Order. Or get a used one from Paul Grant or Will Tillery. They might allow you to put small unmarked bills in an envelop and slip it in the mail.