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Anonymous Posted on Oct 20, 2010

I HAVE A 2004 BUICK RENDEVOUS WHEN I HIT A BUMP IT FEELS LIKE THE REAR END IS ON ICE. WHAT COULD IT BE

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Could be you live in michigan lol,,, no check that the rear stabilizer bar isnt broken

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Balljoint went on mine

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My car did that and it was that the ball joint needed replaced.

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