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Anyone know their way around the MB tip?

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Issue is right in here :

Anyone know their way around the MB tip?
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right in here

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Reported cause · Original poster

Issue is right in here :

Anyone know their way around the MB tip?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well I am stuck. Mechanic pin pointed the issue exactly to the spot on the picture. Whining and clunking there. 2 tranny rebuilders said the same but said parts are an issue. Diff rebuilder said the same and didn't want to get involved after seeing parts diagram. No one is willing to take on my car and just say get a new tranny This is the problem 996 noise - YouTube Issue is right in here : Am thinking about just dropping it, tearing the back off and see what is what.

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