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Old 06-03-2012, 01:07 AM
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Default Re: play in the rear wheels, what could it be?

If i read this concern correctly he is talking about movement forward and backwards and not side to side. If this is true it is normal. If you can rock the wheel side to side weight on or off something is def wrong
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Default Re: play in the rear wheels, what could it be?

My H2 has 63k miles on it, about 3k with the lift and larger tires.

To be clear, if I am standing looking straight at the wheel, grab the top of the tire and push it in and out, thats where I feel the movement. Pushing in towards the axle. Its enough movement where you can feel the "clunk".

I actually thought my lugs were loose when I first felt it, but they arent.
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Default Re: play in the rear wheels, what could it be?

Sounds like a hub or shaft issue.
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Old 06-03-2012, 02:12 PM
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Default Re: play in the rear wheels, what could it be?

sounds like just what happens on the front end when your hubs are shot.. your tires move in and outwards...

only difference is the rear hubs are going to be a little more involved than the front end which = PITA

the good news is that it wont cost you as much as the front hubs will.

just got to replace the bearings in the rear hubs which looks to be around $60
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