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Old 03-03-2004, 10:31 PM
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friend popped an axle

well a few days ago i met my new neighbors (WAY cool) and the guy told me about his 03 altima 2.5 that he hit a rock in the road and broke the axle, i told him it'd be no problem for me to hook him up so he said he'd pay me, just wondering what could possibly also be broken? i went and took a look last night but couldnt see much, it was dark, i need to get a better look during the day, even probably pull the wheel off to get a good look. i'm going to take some pictures later though, i'll post them up. the u-joint under the cv boot just completely popped out, nothing else really seems to messed up except the wheel has positive camber (front driver side) i was thinkin he possibly owned his a-arm too or some other suspension peice, basically he was taking a long bamked left on a underpass freeway exit at about 80 and hit a huge rock with the driver side wheel (wheel and tire are fine) slight body damage to the fender well and definately an owned axle, any input on this is appreciated....what (IYO) could have possibly broke? just trying to get an idea of what i'll be doin here
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