New donut.

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Steviecops

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I went in to a local 4x4 specialist for a new rear propshaft rubber donut yesterday. Nearly fell through the floor when they said it was £31.95! I've seen them on eBay for less than a tenner! Anyway, the parts man said that they don't stock those cheap ones because they don't last long. Cheap and nasty rubber, apparently. He reckons if I fitted one, I'd be fitting another one in 3 months. So I bit the bullet and forked out for the OEM one. Fitted it today and what a difference! Doesn't feel like my front wheels are attached to my back wheels with a bungy any more 😄
 
Yeah the cheap ones don't last long at all,Its worth doing the 200 prop retrofit in the long run :)
 
I was feeling rich and so supported my local LR dealership by paying £70 for a proper GKN LR kit. :eek: Which incidentally only gives you 3 new bolts not six and a new centreing bush

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No hardest part is getting the center pin out u need hardened bolt and nut and if lifted then u should fit the spacer as well
 

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Christ i am just about to do mine on my td5 i didnt realise you had to use new bolts and bushes i was just gonna replace rubber with cheap ebay part but i will spend a bit more on origanal parts now i know. Cheers gents.
 
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