Rear half shaft ???

Alan Crossley · Mar 31, 2017

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neilly said:
Then maybe you need to start your own post stating you own issues ,rather than hijacking another persons post.....................which is what you have done.

@blue beasty , feel free to delete this post......Cheers

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I hadn't realised that I had hijacked anyone's post..... For give me for my sins.

Please

Jess Jago · Mar 31, 2017

Hi Alan ... Oh noooooooo sorry to hear that, hope it's nothing too drastic ! Wishing you good luck. Not had much chance to look at mine today but reading everyones comments and thoughts and with a bit of extra research myself I'm hopefully confident it's nothing more than the rear half shaft for me ! :O

Gazbo · Apr 1, 2017

Jess Jago said:
Hi Alan ... Oh noooooooo sorry to hear that, hope it's nothing too drastic ! Wishing you good luck. Not had much chance to look at mine today but reading everyones comments and thoughts and with a bit of extra research myself I'm hopefully confident it's nothing more than the rear half shaft for me ! :O

Be sure to let us know what you find, for two reasons, it is helpful to people who may experience same/similar issues with their vehicles in the future.
And it helps with my old brain taking in the information on the symptoms as you experience them, I sort of treat it as keeping in touch with diagnostic skills, (sadly lacking in this computer aided age), built up from 50 years in the mechanical trade, not always right, sometimes lucky.
That is what is so good about "the zone", such a great depth of experience amongst it's members, because owning a Landy is so "hands on" someone somewhere has had to deal with any problem in a Landy that you may come up with.

Oldseadog · Apr 1, 2017

If you are changing a half shaft, replace the drive flange as well ... assuming that it was the shaft and not a stripped flange!

tottot · Apr 1, 2017

+1 on above,any play in the flange then replace.

neilly · Apr 1, 2017

Oldseadog said:
If you are changing a half shaft, replace the drive flange as well ... assuming that it was the shaft and not a stripped flange!

tottot said:
+1 on above,any play in the flange then replace.

As I believe it is a TD5 will it have separate flanges?

Cheers

tottot · Apr 1, 2017

Ah, TD5

Oldseadog · Apr 1, 2017

Shafts had separate flanges up to (V)KA930455,

Alan Crossley · Apr 1, 2017

Jess Jago said:
Hi Alan ... Oh noooooooo sorry to hear that, hope it's nothing too drastic ! Wishing you good luck. Not had much chance to look at mine today but reading everyones comments and thoughts and with a bit of extra research myself I'm hopefully confident it's nothing more than the rear half shaft for me ! :O

Hi Jess in my beloved Cornwall. One thing that I have experienced in the "L zone" is that some members do enjoy spreading doom and gloom.

I will always bury my head and the sand and look towards the brighter side of life

Yes, I might be wearing coulored blinkers, but it means that I can spend more energy considering the simple solution. I hate to count up the number of time someone has suggested that my head gasket has blown, or the cylinder block is cracked.

They might be correct, but I would take a slightly less pessimist view, and check out the smaller, less expensive fixes before getting stressed out about how am I going to sort out this expensive problem

Have a good weekend

Rear half shaft ???

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