Arse end wobble
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BOOMER
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Getting some vibration that feels like its coming from the rear drive train ( could be wrong ) just put new bearings on one side at rear so dint think its the others as theyve onlt done about 2k miles.
Vibrates from about 25-40 mph
any ideas ?
Put yo new wheels/tyres on yet?
nope proly tomorrow that nice andyb66 is popping down to me house to put em on the rims fer me
robint
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check ya u,j,s
BOOMER
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BOOMER
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On my last Disco I had similar problem and traced it to one of the rear shock absorbers.
But you done yours not so long ago dint ya?
On my last Disco I had similar problem and traced it to one of the rear shock absorbers.
But you done yours not so long ago dint ya?
yep, after last laning session the vibration felt like it was at the front now seems to have moved rearwards......farked up ????
maybe i ran a pensioner over and its slowly working its way back.....
Mark Disco
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check the donut on the rear propshaft, if its fooked or Homer Simpson has been eatin it you'll get a vibration. hows the new tyres, took the tread off the top yet?
Mark Disco
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ooooooo you greasin ya nipples aswell, did mine this mornin how did the cuttin go, camel cut at the back an a trim of the front?
how did the cuttin go, camel cut at the back an a trim of the front?
