Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding areas

ten for, I figure a small bead around the whole thing should do me well, will it hurt if I let it sit overnight to cure before adding fluids?

 

No, but you don't really need too

 

ten four

 

richland road run next weekend 1/28, holla, link in sig

 

I know this add is in TN, but Im back in Boone, NC for school this semester and my truck is still for sale! Shoot me a PM if any of you NC guys are interested or know someone who is interested in a built taco...
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/5942274559.html

 

I met a fellow Tacoma driver yesterday at work. Maybe you can help. I told him I was going to ask y'all about his problem. Here it gos. He said it sounds like ruble strips when he is driving at low speeds it's a 09 DCSB taco. It gos away at higher speeds

 

Maybe wheel bearing?

 

Everything is wheel bearings these days

 

Every one selling there trucks

 

Their

 

Yes, most likely hub bearing, tell him to get both sides, there are 2 vendors on here that sell, hopefully he's 4wd, it's cheaper that way. PreRunner adds $100 to the cost of the bearing assembly ( I just did this on my junk back in Sept)

 

Oh your the best person to correct people on their grammar.

 

See this is why I said everyone. I did mine in August.

 

@Taco_life jack up the front and spin the tires, listen for a growling/rumble.

 

Removable dividers are in and hi-lift is mounted.

 

Does sound like the way mine was back when @Sandman614 and I were figuring out what was up with my rig.

 

you MIGHT get the noise if they are bad enough, did that to mine first time i heard it, no noise.

I wasn't until I actually pulled wheel and rotors off that you could feel it when you turned bearing, there was no play on either.

it was my passenger side that was rumbling, somewhat concerning when you're rolling down the WV Turnpike and that noise is all you can hear

 

I'm going to do nothing to you next time I see you, their

 

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