Vibrating 90 TD5

yella

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outside cos every fookers in me shed and theres no

• Feb 11, 2006

• #21

hmmmm, strange how it is red though eh.
i hate to say it but.......................................................





























told yer so

 

tractorman

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• Feb 12, 2006

• #22

Cheched propshafts etc and all tightened (little lose) though still vibrating. Talked to a specialist and said it sounded like a flywheel damper so might have to get that checked out

 

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duncan disorderly

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• Feb 19, 2006

• #23

its your mobile phone in the glove box lol

seriously i had it once on a car it was the clutch thrust bearing was knackered and stopped the clutch doing its job for some reason

 

tractorman

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• Feb 21, 2006

• #24

hehe

finally whipped her round to the barn and stripped her a bit and found one of the UJs on the propshaft seemed to be knackered, got another chassis tucked away so purged it and now seems to be fine! Thanks for the advice guys.

 

Omaroo

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• Feb 22, 2006

• #25

Nice to see a quick and definite fix

 

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barley

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• Feb 26, 2006

• #26

UJ's?
Chock one of the wheels front and back, put into neutral and remove hand brake. Lie underneath and try turning propshafts and generally pushing/pulling looking for play in any of the UJ's on either prop.
Otherwise, have you got mud on the back of your wheels?
Cheers