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Report: Dirt Buildup in Front Hub Splines May Cause Noise on Acceleration

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Model Years Affected: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

Average Mileage: 78,800 mi (57,600 mi - 100,000 mi)

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A creaking or clicking heard while the vehicle is accelerating can be caused by dirt and corrosion build up between the splines of the front hubs and CV axle shafts. Removing, cleaning, and applying a light coat of grease on the axle shaft splines will commonly correct this concern.

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