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Old 13 Sep 2007, 08:18 am
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Default 93 honda accord drivers side wheel came off im not sure what it can be... Help anyone?

I was going about 15mph, i turned slightly to the right, and then i felt the car drop and didnt advance no more, i just heard it accelerating. i tried putting the gear in park and it accelerated more. any one know what it can be??? maybe the cv joint, but the bar that runs across from wheel to wheel, felt out of place... anyone HELP!
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Old 13 Sep 2007, 08:28 am
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Old age, bro
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a ford passed you and blew the wheels off. actually a ford blew the axle out. so junk it and but a new mustang
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the wheel bearings are gone bad you need to have them replaced and have the hub put back in place and thighten good
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You gotta get it up on the lift your motor mount might be broken your lower a fram it just sounds to me you have a handfull going on their good luck to ya
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it's hard to answer these questions without seeing it but possible upper lower ball joints, loose lug nuts, there a list of things it could be if it has cv joints it has to be frontr wheel drive or 4 wheel and its possible for the cv axel to pull out when the whell falls off
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get a mech. to fix your shaft.
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Could have a bad ball joint, yes hondas break too, imagine that.
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