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03-09-2001, 10:07 AM
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THE DEALERSHIP SAYS THE CAR IS SAFE BUT THE REAR AXLES ARE WORN. THEY SAID SOMETIMES IT WILL MAKE NOISE SOMETIMES NOT.
THE DEALERSHIP WANTS $1700. TO FIX. HOW INVOLVED IS THE JOB OF REPLACING THE REAR AXLES. ANY SPECIAL TOOLS? OR DOES ANYONE KNOW A SHOP THAT WILL INSTALL THE PARTS (IN NJ) FOR A MORE REASONABLE PRICE. I KNOW THE PARTS ARE ABOUT $300 PER AXLE. 1989 300E, 140,000 MILES. THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT. 
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