wiltshire landyman
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any ideas if this is a standard disco prop there both red front n rear
identifying a disco prop?
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Pikey
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Don't remember mine having that bit at the front on it?? they look extended but I suppose you'd need to measure em to be sure..
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wiltshire landyman
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do you know if the output flange on the transfer box can be tightend?
there seems to be a bit of play there someone mentioned there is a large centre nut on the flange that could possibly be tightend up?
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looks like the plastic cap has been removed and the splines pulled out.
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the torque is quite high, if i remember quickly.
wiltshire landyman
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yes the piece at the right towards the transfer box does seem to be some sort of rubber cap that needs to be moved inwards
jamesmartin
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its been pulled apart at splines and rubber seal pushed back on wrong way round,
Fur Trapper
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reverse the rubber keeps **** out of the spline hole
wiltshire landyman
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ok then nxt stoopid qs if i pull apart the plines and refit rubber flange thingy do the splines have to line back up exactly the same way as it came out or dont it matter?
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yes and no
the splines have to be aligned exactly as they should be - not necessarily as they were, if they were realigned incorrectly.
the splines have to be aligned exactly as they should be - not necessarily as they were, if they were realigned incorrectly.
jamesmartin
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the two inner yokes at each end must be in line with each other ,will run without but in line is how they should be at rear front one the one in picture should be 1-2 splines out of line ,
wiltshire landyman
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what probs will ocur if there not alligned correctly?
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vibration and quicker UJ wear.
jamesmartin
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shorter uj life and vibration especially under power or overrun
wiltshire landyman
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there is slight vibration on overrun but not bad i put it down to the transfer box output flange play?
