Drive train noises
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bluedog333
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Check propshafts and UJs for any play, also halfshafts, also a-frame ball joint. Also check oil levels in diffs.
Are you new to Defenders?
Are you new to Defenders?
It could be a worn gearbox output shaft, there’s no lubrication on the splined output and it can wear out, causing loss of drive.
The failure is often preceded by a clunk when taking up drive.
There’s a modified replacement available that gives an oil feed to this part, preventing future failure.
The failure is often preceded by a clunk when taking up drive.
There’s a modified replacement available that gives an oil feed to this part, preventing future failure.
doriz
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My puma makes a bit of a klunk if I let the clutch out a bit too quick. The 6 speed box likes a slow cog swap and easing out of the clutch rather than fast changes like you would do in an ordinary ( 
) car. Keep a check on the transmission parts (as others have posted) and keep them well maintained. Try the lazy gear change and you will probably find its ok. There will always be some backlash in the transmission its normal. And it will clunk sometimes.
) car. Keep a check on the transmission parts (as others have posted) and keep them well maintained. Try the lazy gear change and you will probably find its ok. There will always be some backlash in the transmission its normal. And it will clunk sometimes.
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jamesmartin
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this is what id be checking
