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    I just purchased my first Subaru, 1999 Legacy Outback, in August 2013. I got it for the AWD capability and for hauling around music gear and our new puppy too!
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  1. Hi, 2008 Outback w/o Turbo 2.5L 4AT Recently purchased this vehicle with 165,000 Kilometers (it came from Canada!!) with a known issue in the rear differential. It had the classic heavy vibration and grinding/ clicking noise when making tight turns. So, I ordered a part from LKQ that was supposed to only have 50,000 miles on it, cost $200. It cost $180 to have it installed however, it turns out they gave me a bad part so now when I drive I've got an extremely heavy vibration when going over 35 mph and need to remove that rear differential ASAP. My question is - if I am willing to live without the AWD feature, is it safe to reinstall my old part and just let it wear out over time? I understand that a rear diff can have a clutch system or a gear system and that with the clutch if it wears out I just lose the traction control but if it has gears than it can cause more problems to my car. Thank you!!
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