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Able to answer almost any question dealing with interchanges of auto and light-truck parts as well as the mechanical aspect of the dismantle and repair process. Will attempt to field every question regarding anything automotive. My advice or answer should in NO WAY replace the information contained in the proper service manual.

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bubba writes on 2008-08-05 00:34:50
On the Cavalier, it`s probably a seized top bearing on the strut. When you turn the wheel in a parking lot, the coil spring turns in the seat and makes a chunking sound because of the seized top bearing. Just get a bearing or a whole strut.



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