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Alfie Member Since: 21 Dec 2014 Location: Peterborough Posts: 134 |
So after a visit to local dealers they find a bad split in the rear bearing of the propshaft . They thought that may be link to vibration . Had my Indy have a look and he saved me a packet by replacing the bearing for new but as he suggested, he didn't think that would stop the vibration? And he was absolutely right ! It didn't but it needed replacing anyway so that's a job taken care of so next step is to give my car to the Indy to keep for a few days let him use it and see if he can locate the problem which points to transmission, and if so to add the special Dr Tranny lube to the oil and see what that does |
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Mon Dec 11 2017 8:06pm |
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Alfie Member Since: 21 Dec 2014 Location: Peterborough Posts: 134 |
Mega flush carried out by JGS 4x4 £275 incl vat takes about an hour and I can honestly say it's the best money I've spent on the car !! No more shudder . Like a new gearbox!! Reset also , brilliant drive home all good 👍👍👍 |
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Tue Feb 13 2018 2:10pm |
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Stevepd Member Since: 22 May 2017 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 1243 |
That's good news and a pointer for the future.
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Tue Feb 13 2018 6:25pm |
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GodivaNige Member Since: 14 May 2016 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 420 |
They’ve bumped the price up then, £260.00 just over a year ago |
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Tue Feb 13 2018 6:37pm |
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