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Not at the moment, but one can be planned. I think I'm going to try the friction modifier, and if that doesn't work, I'll go from there. I'd rather not have something break and/or lock up on while driving, so if I can get it figured out before that happens, that would be great. 

It just weird that I never noticed this happening for the first 55,000 miles of owning the truck.  :shrug: 

Is "all of the above" an option? I swear I do.

Will I need to drain some of the new fluid I just put in, or add the additive to it?

I'm talking about a vehicle, you sicko!   2002 F-150  Two-wheel drive 5.4 V8 157,000 miles - I've had it for the last 60,000 miles   A couple months ago, I noticed a slight chatter/vibration (not wheel hop) when turning. I've only noticed this when started to turn from a stop. I don't think I've ever noticed it when making a turn where I was already in motion. It started happening once or twice a week, but is now happening much more frequently. When it happens, it last only a second or so. I do not notice it when going straight from a  stop   Today, I was hanging out with my mechanic buddy while he was installing an alignment kit, calipers and brake pads on my truck. When he got to the back wheels, he was surprised to realize my truck has positraction, as was I. Who knew?   He informed me that the chatter/vibration I was feeling and hearing could possibly be coming from the differential. He suggested I change the fluid and see what happens. I've put about 40 miles on it since then, and the same chatter/vibration is still there.   At this point, I have no idea if this vibration/chatter is definitely coming from the differential, but it does seem like the most logical culprit at the moment.    What say you?   I am slightly hesitant to take it to a shop at the moment, because I just know they will convince me I need to spend $775,736,474.99 on a new rear end, only to find out that wasn't the problem. I drive 30 miles to my mechanic for a reason. Unfortunately, he doesn't specialize in rear end.

Shouldn't be hard to find that scumbag. That's some of the best video footage I've seen of a burglar. 

Consider it done. If there is anything else we can do, please don't hesitate to ask.

Does it make a noticeable difference?

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Here is the original post. I could have misunderstood what he was saying, but I thought he way insinuating he was an employee selling a "special" version. I don't know anything about these, so I'm probably wrong.  

Looks like someone (maybe an employee?) for $4,000.   http://www.gunownersclub.com/listings/firearms/other/281574.html

I don't have any experience with that specific safe, but I don't think you could go wrong for the money. 

I was thinking the same thing, but that's usually what they do with most sink holes. I have a friend who works for TDOT, and I asked him about the sinkhole that happened on the interstate. He said they fill it in and re-pave the road.

[quote name="ncldwell" post="1110713" timestamp="1392346970"]Whoever did this will eventually be found. Not much else focuses federal law enforcement like blowing folks up in neighborhoods.[/quote] He's already been arrested.

[quote name="w0lfattack" post="1110454" timestamp="1392321369"]So should one not expect to get any good deals there? I've never been to an auction and won't bother if it's not worth it...[/quote] Far too much testosterone at these auctions. Good deals are very few and far between. It's common for guns to sell at prices above retail.

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Zero!

Initial reports were that the package was delivered via the mail, but they are trying to back off of that a bit. The deceased was a lawyer at some point, so I'm sure he made a few enemies along the way. The explosion did a decent amount of damage to the house, so this was a pretty serious device.

I own half of one.

I finally broke down and purchased some. Unless you really care about it being "green", I haven't discovered what the hype is all about. It works fine, but not fine enough to justify the price. It doesn't seem any easier to clean my firearms after applying the Frog Lube. 

I had very good luck with Paul's Trading Station in Mt. Juliet. If they have what I'm looking for next time around, I would definitely do business with them again. When it came time to negotiate a price, both of us gave in to within $300 of each other. I knew the truck was worth their final offer price, but I was still being stubborn. To prove what kind of deal I was getting, he showed me the receipts for the auction, and the battery, wheel and tire that needed replacing. I was confident enough in his honesty to give in and pay the additional $300. They were as honest as a dealer can be, in my humble opinion.

My condolences. You and yours will be in our thoughts. If there's anything we can do, please don't hesitate to ask.

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