I would guess it's cheaper to get a salvage rear end, but never hurts to check

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Nov 29, 2015
7:42:54pm

Left Shark Coug All-American

I would guess it's cheaper to get a salvage rear end, but never hurts to check

what it would cost for new parts. There have been times when new parts were the same price or cheaper than what a junk yard wanted.

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I think I just destroyed Chevy rear end #5

BYUMizzou

11/29/15 7:30pm

This is a 3/4 ton suburban right? Is it #5 on that particular car or

Bert609

11/29/15 7:34pm

First time on this vehicle. Also lost the rear end out of the previous 3/4 ton

BYUMizzou

11/29/15 7:58pm

All Chevys?

chago04

11/30/15 2:05pm

Yes. All were on Suburbans.

BYUMizzou

11/30/15 4:28pm

Could it be the T-case?

Bert609

11/29/15 7:35pm

I had this problem in my GMC Truck-- over $5000 in after warranty repairs for

The Farm

11/29/15 7:39pm

I would guess it's cheaper to get a salvage rear end, but never hurts to check

Left Shark Coug

11/29/15 7:42pm

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