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Old 03-31-2015, 03:21 PM   #29
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Mine did the same, but with only 128km on the car...

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The stupidest part about the whole thing was the way it happened. The nut broke free without too much trouble, then it seized with only a couple of threads left on. The car is nearly brand new (1200 km) as well, so I wasn't expecting the heat or weathering to have seized things up too badly yet.
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