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manthing
1st Oct 2005, 16:04
I seem to have developed a slow speed judder on the disco,ie when i am crawling along in traffic?
I did have a problem with the hand brake sticking a while ago but the garage adjusted that at last service, I dont think its the brake pads sticking as it dosn't move a full revolution of the wheel inbetween bumps.
most perplexing problem but i was hoping you peeps could help :D
swag298
1st Oct 2005, 17:01
Propshaft.......
swag
manthing
3rd Oct 2005, 18:49
ok so i have had a twizel with the propshaft's and with the car stood in P the rear is solid as a rock but the front turns a couple of degrees too and fro, so is the rear ok and the front in need of attention?
swag298
3rd Oct 2005, 19:00
There usually is a bit off ply in the front output section of the transfer box.
You need to give the props a real good waggle in all directions. Or possibly take them off and have a feel of the joints. If they've not been greased in a long time they'll be on their way out.
swag
manthing
3rd Oct 2005, 19:04
cheers swag,
but the prop shaft's seem ok and there don't seem to be any play in the joints, but i do not know when they where last greased?
chuggaman
3rd Oct 2005, 20:21
rear prop i believe
mine does the same
sure way to find out is take off the front prop
engage difflock (high)
go for a drive
mike
si_guru
5th Oct 2005, 13:07
Sounds like prop shaft UJ wear. Soemtimes it's really hard to feel the wear, but it's there.
Also check the diff nose bearing for play (can you move the prop up and down?). I have this problem at the moment, it is also accompanied with EP90 ****ing out the nose of the diff.
manthing
7th Oct 2005, 16:44
well its been to the garage man today and he seems to think its the gear box mounting brackets, as one is bust and the other is on its way, :eek:
so its going back on monday :D and normal service "should" resume. :)
manthing
10th Oct 2005, 22:21
oh no it hasn't.:(
manthing
13th Oct 2005, 22:11
well its been to another chap who knows LR's and he seems to think its the transmition brake that is gunked up and sticking, muck cheaper than recon auto box:D
this guy had 2 RaRo's and 2 Discos outside his place when i called to pick mine up, used to work at the last main dealers so should know his stuff~???
manthing
17th Oct 2005, 20:16
Thank Gord for that,
no longer do I shimmy down the road,:eek:
hand brake has been degunked...somth as silk now:D
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