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You are right to be concerned, if you can find out what the VIN number is of the one you have your eye on and post it here, ask people if it used to be one of theirs, then you could get the real scoop on its history.
Did you find the Excel file I posted? Download it for a summary of the issue. The last I knew, dealers were unable to solve it on anyones car. Yes they replace axels, etc but it always comes back after so many more miles. Not sure if the new 2020's are ok or not
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