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Old 08-19-2014, 05:41 PM
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I have Autozone ones on mine and there OEM rebuilt axles. about $55 a side with a $75 core charge and a lifetime warrenty. Never had a problem with them and they've been on there for years.
Those are reman by Cardone. Did you get them shipped to your house or did they have them at the store? If they were shipped to you, did you return the core to the store or did you have to ship it back?
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Old 08-24-2014, 10:15 PM
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I have Autozone ones on mine and there OEM rebuilt axles. about $55 a side with a $75 core charge and a lifetime warrenty. Never had a problem with them and they've been on there for years.
I went with the Cardone reman from Autozone too because you can return the core to a local store. Will install them with new tires when they arrive. Hopefully I will make a decision on brake pads and rotors by then too.
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Old 08-25-2014, 06:21 AM
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Re: Front axles spitting grease

By the way, what other parts do I need to buy to replace both front axles?
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Old 08-25-2014, 12:30 PM
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Re: Front axles spitting grease

Axle seal? If so then I would replace them at the same time. Cheap insurance to avoid leaks post-install.
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With newer gen Subarus getting oem rebuilds is easy. I spent about $150 per side (08' Legacy) for rebuilt oems with a 12 month warrenty because the aftermarket brands are known to cause vibrations at idle.

With my SVX i got a cheap set from ebay and they have been fine for about a year now.
How can a stationary part, being a drive line component at idle, cause vibrations as a non-electromechanical device?
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Old 08-26-2014, 07:24 AM
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Re: Front axles spitting grease

The joints on the cheap axles tend to transmit the engine vibration to the wheels and chassis. The higher quality and OEM ones do not.

There are many posts on legacygt.com regarding this issue
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Re: Front axles spitting grease

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The joints on the cheap axles tend to transmit the engine vibration to the wheels and chassis. The higher quality and OEM ones do not.

There are many posts on legacygt.com regarding this issue
This is a new one to me, but maybe aftermarket parts have gone even further down hill in the last few years.
If this is true then the drivers rear CV, on my lego, that started making noise a few months ago may become more of an annoyance than initially anticipated.

What search parameters result in threads showing of this condition?
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