Rear Prop shaft wear - how long have I got?

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bakers

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Hi all,

Recently noticed a 'clunking' when changing gear.

Got under her today and found a lot of play in the rear joint of the rear prop shaft.

I will be able to fit new one later this week, just wondered how long it will last?
I can live with the clunk and I only travel 30 miles (round trip) each day - any thoughts.

Steve
 
Hi all,

Recently noticed a 'clunking' when changing gear.

Got under her today and found a lot of play in the rear joint of the rear prop shaft.

I will be able to fit new one later this week, just wondered how long it will last?
I can live with the clunk and I only travel 30 miles (round trip) each day - any thoughts.

Steve

Could go in a mile, could go in a month
 
@ 50mph constant and providing the temp remains at or below 16degrees C you have 18hrs 42minute 21secs. before the prop will need replacing.


Other factors may influence the above prediction
 
Hi all,

Recently noticed a 'clunking' when changing gear.

Got under her today and found a lot of play in the rear joint of the rear prop shaft.

I will be able to fit new one later this week, just wondered how long it will last?
I can live with the clunk and I only travel 30 miles (round trip) each day - any thoughts.

Steve

5 days, 4 hours and 23 seconds




or there abouts
 
Well it is Sunday evening! :)

Guess I just rolls the dice.

Just thought that one of you brainy guys might be able to give me confidence to drive it for a couple do days, hey ho, asked too much :screaming_bug_eye_f

Thanks for your replies chaps, I know it's a difficult one to predict!

Steve
 
remove prop, engage difflock, only sure, safe way until you get new bits, be warned they are not nice to drive in front wheel only, mine certainly wasnt...
 
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