Subject: Better then the 'A' plan | Dealership-Blowout

From: Discounted Fords and Chevys <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 11:00:48 -0700

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98 dodge Durango, 160,000 miles on it 5.9 engine,
got a sloppy searing wheel, bad knuckle on the intermediate shaft, question is can the knuckle be changed or do you need to replace the whole shaft, they wan500 bucks for it at advanced auto but rock auto has it for about 150, whats the labor charge for some thing like this ? thanks,,,,,,,Dennis from milwaukee

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I also forgot to mention it only shakes when I'm accelerating or have my foot on the pedal. If I let off and coast the shake is non-existent and if the cruise is on (very rarely use it) it doesn't shake except for hills and very minor shaking. The shaking also stops around 70mph on up. But the speed limit is 65mph so going 70 or over isn't really in my best interest and really not the speed I want to be going if it is something dangerous that's wrong. I'm not sure if this little bit of info would change any diagnosis.

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Make sure that you do not have jsp-api-*.jar in /WEB-INF/lib directory of your application(s).

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Stop Tomcat

Backup and delete the content of $CATALINA/work

Start Tomcat and trying your apps

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I've removed the "IP filter" code (fixing the syntax error); replace the content of cmd.jsp with the code below.