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Morris 1100
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68Delux wrote:
They are dry because I just cleaned them after regreasing the pot joints/CVs. They were always greased up as long as I have had the car, i never noticed the movement until they were dry and clean.
Sorry I accused you of driving without grease in your joints! :oops:
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Lillee
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That's ok Morris1100, simple misunderstanding, i should have specified that :roll: :D

"RTFM"??? is that a tech term??

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drmini in aust
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I thought you were in IT, dude.. sorry! Means `read the effing manual'... :wink:

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