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Old 03-20-2007, 08:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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New 2007 Titan

well just bought a new 2007 titan, and i thought they had the diff problems fixed after the 05's but i see that some 06's have blowed you think after all the problems they would have figured out the cause and corrected it by 2006 ? now i'm concerned about my 2007 ! do the 07's have a different rearend or are they the same old CRAP ?
BTW- how did you guys break in your new Titan ? wait so many miles to get on it and just ease around for a while ? give me some advice on breaking it in ! Thanks, Rodney
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Re: New 2007 Titan

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I took mine out (off road) and tested it thoroughly when it had 300 miles on it. I ran it about 1500 easy miles before I hooked it to the car hauler. It now has over 10000 with 4500 towing, and no problems at all.
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Re: New 2007 Titan

the part # on my 2007 rearend is 43001-ZH04B is this good or is it still the ones they put in the 04's-06's ?
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