I have managed to get hold of the God of Land Rovers, at least in this neck of the woods, Harry Grawall.
He said that the bias plate had shifted causing the first issue and shifted again to cause the second.
He said they are adjustable.
I can't see how they are adjustable but can understand some deforming/wear with age so I am going to buy a new plate and fit it.
There can't be anything else as all transmission specialists including David Ashcroft confirm that there is nothing within the box except possible lay shaft shear that will cause it but they have ruled that out.
SO... When I fit the bias plate what's the secret of getting it in the right place? I believe I need to do the front two bolts up first before fitting the other bolts and springs.
What's the trick to getting the springs into place?
If this doesn't work it's going to auction!!!
Thanks in anticipation
Jon
He said that the bias plate had shifted causing the first issue and shifted again to cause the second.
He said they are adjustable.
I can't see how they are adjustable but can understand some deforming/wear with age so I am going to buy a new plate and fit it.
There can't be anything else as all transmission specialists including David Ashcroft confirm that there is nothing within the box except possible lay shaft shear that will cause it but they have ruled that out.
SO... When I fit the bias plate what's the secret of getting it in the right place? I believe I need to do the front two bolts up first before fitting the other bolts and springs.
What's the trick to getting the springs into place?
If this doesn't work it's going to auction!!!
Thanks in anticipation
Jon