I think my 2006 Subaru Forester rear differential is going bad.

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It has started to buck and jerk while driving and now has started to actaully fill like it is not grabbing at all at times.Is this dangreous and what could happen? And what are the average costs for this kind of repair? And should i go to a dealer or a mechanic who has a good reputation with Subaru?

betbux in York PA

Dec 18, 2012

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