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'94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited: Ball Bearing falling off

'94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited:
Had the front end replaced and the transmission rebuilt less then a yea ago.
Jeep has been driving just fine until Friday 7/16'10 when I was backing out of a stall there was a metal clanking sound and I noticed that something had fallen off. Upon recovering the item noticed it was a large ball bearing. Drove home (very slow) with a noise that sounded like the rod was gonna go through the block. Upon arriving at home and parking in the dive noticed another ball bearing had fallen off just as we were pulling in. Then the next day found the Jeep had rolled itself backwards out of the drive and was sitting in the middle of the street, and found another ball bearing.
What is going on? We now have it back in the drive with the wheels turned and the emerency break on and blocks behind the tires.

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Unless your going to rebuild this yourself i would be bring it back for inspection. Its your only option.

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