Make sure you made your witness marks! Otherwise you'll be taking a 2-ton vibrator to Moab.![]()
Make sure you made your witness marks! Otherwise you'll be taking a 2-ton vibrator to Moab.![]()
Over 20 years of Isuzu enjoyment...
Yep, mine was already marked with white paint and all the zerks were lined up as well!
Billy Oliver
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Originally Posted by Joe_Black
Lol, thats sounds kinda scary hehe
The story continues...
After removing the U Joint it looked fine. I still have not recieved the new one so I put the old one back on. Heres where the story takes a twist.
Since I was stumped I decided to take the VX to a trusted mech. He drove it down the street and listened. Says its your rear drivers side brakes. Look at the rear wheel and notice only 5 lug nuts...Hhmmm. He recommends I take it back to where I got the tires installed and have them fix there mistake...they over tightened the lug causing it to break. The tire shop farms out that type of work so I take it to the contracted brake shop. They find the back half of the lug in the e-brake where it did a bit of damage while wedging and rattling around in there. They can't get the parts as they are dealer only parts. So I have an appointment with the local (only) Zu dealer Friday. All repairs will be paid for by the tire shop!
I can't believe they gave it back to you like that and didn't even say anything about it!Originally Posted by Triathlete
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You would think a reputable place would simply fix the problem right away as they are obviously going to have to do it now anyway! The shop may be good but who ever did the work should be FIRED!![]()
I'd check the rim for damage too because if they tightend it hard enough to snap the bolt, they obviously were not following torque specs when putting the wheel back on.
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The manager of the shop is a good friend of mine. He runs a good crew. I am pretty sure that the person that did the work will be dealt with appropriately. The thing is a $20 tire instal is going to cost them $300-$500!
Billy- if you're referring to the same tire place you sent me to back when, I didn't come away with such a good impression. I watched as a tire tech stood on the roof of my vehicross with his feet on luggage rack crossmembers and acted like my truck was a surf board. I think you enjoy better service because you're friends with the owner; I just think they're always rushing, trying to cram as many sales into a day as possible. I didn't go back...