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driving a jimny
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29 Sep 2017 18:33 #184657
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Replied by jackonlyjack on topic driving a jimny
i would advise you to find some mud or loose gravel put it 4wd
give it some throttle and spin the wheels a few times
this should release any transmission wind up you may have caused
Jack
give it some throttle and spin the wheels a few times
this should release any transmission wind up you may have caused
Jack
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