bart2181
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hi i have a clunk coming from a suspect rear propshaft can i drive the car without it or the front propshaft just to confirm where the noise is coming from thanks craig
rear propshaft clunk
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yes - providing yu engage diff lock. But best not to try with both off.:bolt:
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ask dorset vogue he,s an absolute expert over this matter !!
oh and the answer is yes just engague your diff lock in high !
oh and the answer is yes just engague your diff lock in high !
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Just get under it and give the prop a shake and wobble and whatever else might let you see where the play is - there isn't much to them you will find it that way.
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If it's a clunk, rather than a vibration, then it's more likely to be your A Frame ball joint.
discomania
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Wiggle that too...
discomania
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Or the trailing arms!
bart2181
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well thought i,d have a go at this clunk removed rear prop and sods law i can,t select diff lock
,whats going on?
,whats going on?discomania
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Does the gear stick move? or does it feel stiff as feck!
bart2181
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lever does,nt budge mate.solid
