Disco noises when decelerating.
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Bromsgrove Defender
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Yes
You haven't read "Welcome to all new members" Thread and introduced yourself
Could be your UJ's with a bit of luck............. or Gear/transferbox issue
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DiscoPol
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Get yourself to the intro section and do your bit!!
Oh and its probably your diff input bearing failing, is there any play in the flanges of either diff, front or back?
they are fine under load but as soon as you let off then they start to make a horrible sound, it will get worse until it collapses and then it will allow the pinion to move and that in turn will take lumps out of the crown wheel and then those bits get chewed up causing all sorts of problems, I speak from bitter bitter experience :doh:
Oh and its probably your diff input bearing failing, is there any play in the flanges of either diff, front or back?
they are fine under load but as soon as you let off then they start to make a horrible sound, it will get worse until it collapses and then it will allow the pinion to move and that in turn will take lumps out of the crown wheel and then those bits get chewed up causing all sorts of problems, I speak from bitter bitter experience
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Bromsgrove Defender
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Top nana
Chock the wheels front and back
Get underneath and give yer props a good twist and turn.
Hand brake on and in gear
Hand brake off and in gear
you'll soon see/feel where it's loose.
bananahead
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Had this on worn dry prop shaft splines. Easy to diagnose as there was side to side/up down movement.
jamesmartin
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check diff flanges for play noise on over run is a sign of poor pinion bearings ,
