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Oppy hasn't moved much lately and now they are looking at the front right wheel...
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Even with the wheel completely inoperable, they should be able to continue to drive good distances, especially with the flat terrain. But if the info is correct, this sounds like a mechanical malfunction which would be far more serious than Spirit's lubrication problem.
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