Slipping Clutch

[GINGE]

The Yank does know a thing or two Thanks, glad you enjoyed it

Steady on there, lets not start throwing all these wild accusations about willy nilly eh! ound:

 

[Tazz070299]

The Yank does know a thing or two

Yeah! They are
1/ none of the best cars in the world are built in the U.S. and

2/ err?

 

[owl]

Early TD5's had a recall on flywheels, they were cracking and some had broken up. We changed no end.
I had a 5cyl petrol Audi the engine was really smooth and had a solid flywheel, I know it's not a diesel. the point is 5cly engines are not out of balance though TD5's are a bit lumpy compared to a Volvo 5cyl diesel.
A friend has a Disco 2 with a solid flywheel, I have driven it and wouldn't have noticed if he hadn't told me.

 

[Thor1950]

Early TD5's had a recall on flywheels, they were cracking and some had broken up. We changed no end.
I had a 5cyl petrol Audi the engine was really smooth and had a solid flywheel, I know it's not a diesel. the point is 5cly engines are not out of balance though TD5's are a bit lumpy compared to a Volvo 5cyl diesel.
A friend has a Disco 2 with a solid flywheel, I have driven it and wouldn't have noticed if he hadn't told me.

due to lower compression. Diesels do. They are when compared to a 2,4,6,8, even number cylinder engines which fire at 90 degrees compared to 72 degrees as with a 5 cylinder

 

[jai_landrover]

Personally I wouldn't tough DMF for anything your introducing another element that you have Zero control over

 

[gemsdad]

due to lower compression. Diesels do. They are when compared to a 2,4,6,8, even number cylinder engines which fire at 90 degrees compared to 72 degrees as with a 5 cylinder

look at VAG diesel engine crank configuration then.they have overcome the vibration.