FlyingDutchman
Active Member
On this site you'll normally get a reply within 10 min.
I'd say : Explain a bit more :violin:
I'd say : Explain a bit more :violin:
GasFiredDisco
New Member
First reaction: VCU support bearings, from what I understand they have to be set exactly 90°.
As FD has said: explain a bit more, i.e. What engine has it got in is usually a good starting point? K1.8? KV6? TD4? 'L' series? Age is also another factor which helps with most problems.
Also, have you tried the :search: function?
As FD has said: explain a bit more, i.e. What engine has it got in is usually a good starting point? K1.8? KV6? TD4? 'L' series? Age is also another factor which helps with most problems.
Also, have you tried the :search: function?
ta much 2004 freelander tdi hse Epsom green metallic blabla
had bad vibration through body and UJ on front prop nacked as was boot rubber on front prop went to a mate in lincoln got front prop with centre viscose for cheap price of scrap tdi put new bearings on front rear and have got slight vibration still.But today got it up on ramp and ran it up and noticed that was a bit out in centre so jigged with it and reduced vibration a lot then rotated tyres and completely solved saved a fortune and got good advice from you lot so am well chuffed I might even get it dirty at weekend ta much
had bad vibration through body and UJ on front prop nacked as was boot rubber on front prop went to a mate in lincoln got front prop with centre viscose for cheap price of scrap tdi put new bearings on front rear and have got slight vibration still.But today got it up on ramp and ran it up and noticed that was a bit out in centre so jigged with it and reduced vibration a lot then rotated tyres and completely solved saved a fortune and got good advice from you lot so am well chuffed I might even get it dirty at weekend ta much
