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Unhappy No More Overheating Yay!

Fixed my over heating problem!!! solution = getting cut off on an off ramp and slaming into the guard rail!!! (oh yeah!) so yeah my car doesnt overheat anymore... but the driverside is all F****** up and my stearing is squirrly. anyone know what could be messed up in the steering? hit the guard rail pretty much broadside and bounched off at like 35mph. oh and where could i get new rims to replace the bent phone dials tha i have now, prefferable cheaper aftermarket ones that my brand new tires will fit on (15s)?

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Old 08-18-2003, 11:13 AM
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Also bent spindle and strut in front and bent stub axle and hub in back.
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I say Part it out and get a different one...nothing worse than any damage to the frame or suspension.
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not sure if frame is bent or not, could be but dunno. stupid lexus suv...
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well i just bit my lip and went outside and really looked at the damage... only really wierd(bad) thing that i saw besides the missing paint/huge fricken dent is that my drivers side front wheel looks like the wheel is turned to the left but the passanger side is straight.... that cant be good....
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bent tie rod
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bent rod..not a big deal. could be other damage though

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