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pop in front end when backing in cold

2012 370. When I back out of the garage in the morning and it is cold outside I get a pop and jerk in the front end when I turn.

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Old 12-22-2012, 09:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
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2012 370. When I back out of the garage in the morning and it is cold outside I get a pop and jerk in the front end when I turn.

It is like the 77 TransAm I had with a limited slip differential. Pop and jerk when turning. This is defiantly in the front end so I cannot believe it is the differential transferring to the front suspension. Any thoughts? Thanks
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