haldex gen 3
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gold rover
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Normally I try to be quite polite about this but REALLY! No, introduction, no please , no thank you, no excuse me could you help.
The people on here are in the main , nice and helpful. They are not paid to help others, they do not need to help others YOU included. They do it out of the goodness of their hearts, and sometimes in the hope of coffee and cake.
Therefore when asking for help or advice, whether brand new member or been here for years, a little humility should be applied. A please or a thank you costs nothing, but the money it will save those asking for help, must on here amount to hundreds of thousands or more. It will also save you money.
So this time I am not going to be subtle. When depending on the kindness of strangers, use some manners.
One seriously annoyed Goldie. @Henry_b where's the cake , I need some, please.
The people on here are in the main , nice and helpful. They are not paid to help others, they do not need to help others YOU included. They do it out of the goodness of their hearts, and sometimes in the hope of coffee and cake.
Therefore when asking for help or advice, whether brand new member or been here for years, a little humility should be applied. A please or a thank you costs nothing, but the money it will save those asking for help, must on here amount to hundreds of thousands or more. It will also save you money.
So this time I am not going to be subtle. When depending on the kindness of strangers, use some manners.
One seriously annoyed Goldie. @Henry_b where's the cake , I need some, please.
gold rover
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Thank you.
The best place to ask for Tech help is in the relevant model section. This I think is yours https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
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raywin
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Serviced my haldex recently.
Take the prop shaft bolts out carefully, they should be replaced but mine went back with some locktite .
Take the bolts out of the centre support bearing of the prop shaft and it will split from the diff nicely.
You need a divice to suck out the haldex fluid, I used a syringe.
Take a look here:
http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic29814.html?highlight=haldex
Take the prop shaft bolts out carefully, they should be replaced but mine went back with some locktite .
Take the bolts out of the centre support bearing of the prop shaft and it will split from the diff nicely.
You need a divice to suck out the haldex fluid, I used a syringe.
Take a look here:
http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic29814.html?highlight=haldex
raywin
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As I recall the centre nut is a nylock nut and "should" be replaced. But a bit of nutlock will stop it coming loose. I took out the whole assembly and gave it a clean the changed the little filter in the system, you can get a kit with a filter and new oil on e bay.
It's coming back out soon the diff is whining and I think it's the pinion bearing so diff out and I'm going to drill it and fit a drain plug at the same time.
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Got no cake
