What caused this car to do this?

[HomeBrewerDude]

on my way into work, i saw a car that was stopped in the road. i offered help and the driver tried to put it in gear and drive it. I could see the hub of the axle/drum spinning while the tire/wheel didn't move.

It was a 1987 Subaru legacy or something.


Is there a shear pin or something between the axle and the hub?

 

[GasX]

His continuum transfunctioner got crosswired to his dielectric inhibitor causing his oscillation overthruster to warp his trans-axillary differential junction.

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

Originally posted by: Mwilding
His continuum transfunctioner got crosswired to his dielectric inhibitor causing his oscillation overthruster to warp his trans-axillary differential junction.

lol maybe reversing the polarity and shooting some tachyeon particles at will fix it.

:beer:

 

[Whitecloak]

Originally posted by: Mwilding
His continuum transfunctioner got crosswired to his dielectric inhibitor causing his oscillation overthruster to warp his trans-axillary differential junction.

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[Confused]

Originally posted by: HomeBrewerDude

Originally posted by: Mwilding
His continuum transfunctioner got crosswired to his dielectric inhibitor causing his oscillation overthruster to warp his trans-axillary differential junction.

lol maybe reversing the polarity and shooting some tachyeon particles at will fix it.

:beer:

No, now you're just being silly, HomeBrewerDude. :roll:

 

[MillionaireNextDoor]

it's just a fad. the rims have a hub cab that is allowed to keep spinning for a while after the car stops adding kinetic energy to it when driving. nothing to get alarmed about; no laws of physics being broken here.

 

[Brutuskend]

Stripped splines perhaps

 

[speed01]

Something broke maybe???

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