andyfreelandy
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Massive improvement in Td4 vibration since replacing the torque converter. But, in hills, with TC locked it is still present.
Took the prop off and no change.
Fitted a microphone to near each drive shaft and took it out with headphones on. Identified a rear wheel bearing, replaced bout a year ago, whining but no noticeable noise from front shafts when low freq vibration occurs.
When you test for rotation play there is about 2mm at the shaft. No play up and down.
Can these generate vibration without being loose?
I am suspecting the inner joint and may just change them but don't want to make matters worse with a poor quality replacement. GKN are hard to find.
Anyone found changing inner joint which had no play solved the vibration problem?
Engine mount is good and firm.
Worried that it may do gearbox or IRD bearing damage if left like this.
Anything else in the Jatco that can cause vibration when TC locked?
Thanks
Took the prop off and no change.
Fitted a microphone to near each drive shaft and took it out with headphones on. Identified a rear wheel bearing, replaced bout a year ago, whining but no noticeable noise from front shafts when low freq vibration occurs.
When you test for rotation play there is about 2mm at the shaft. No play up and down.
Can these generate vibration without being loose?
I am suspecting the inner joint and may just change them but don't want to make matters worse with a poor quality replacement. GKN are hard to find.
Anyone found changing inner joint which had no play solved the vibration problem?
Engine mount is good and firm.
Worried that it may do gearbox or IRD bearing damage if left like this.
Anything else in the Jatco that can cause vibration when TC locked?
Thanks