discomania
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With handbrake on the back prop is locked solid, however the front prop will move about 3/4inch, is this play excessive?
Front prop play
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yella
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no 
discomania
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Oh good, cheers yella...
slob
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is it yer prop or is the play in the u'js?
discomania
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The whole lot will move, if I grab the prop and turn it, the UJ's the lot turn.
slob
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she be right mate... as long as it don't makes noises while driving i wouldn't worry
bonnybaggot
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sounds normal. wouldnt worry until it gets to about 2 inches. Check bearings at either end of propshaft. BB
discomania
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Cheers all, I thought it was fine, as there is no major clunk or anything, I just noticed it when pulling myself under the car yesterday using the prop and wasn't sure... right I need to get back to my plasterboarding! Anyone want to help?
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If you'll help me with my kitchen.
discomania
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Depends what your doing in your kitchen!
Well I have a full sheet of board up, and does the DHL man not come knocking on the door, so I leave it half balanced on a door and half fitted to the wall...
Well I have a full sheet of board up, and does the DHL man not come knocking on the door, so I leave it half balanced on a door and half fitted to the wall...
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