Hi everyone. hope you are all well?When I get a dry spell I want to refit my propshaft I will be working alone with the freelander 1 raised up on front axle stands, Method of working would be to fit the vcu 1st then prop shafts as it is all joined at present does this sound an ok way of refitting?
andyfreelandy
Well-Known Member
Don't let the weight of the props strain the UJs.
I usually lay out on space in centre of where car will be. Drive over. Lift car. Have 2 stands for supportin the props and use long bolts to put vcu loosely in place. Then connect IRD and diff.
Then block of wood and jack up VCU ensuring square on and aligned.
Tighten VCU bolts.
I usually lay out on space in centre of where car will be. Drive over. Lift car. Have 2 stands for supportin the props and use long bolts to put vcu loosely in place. Then connect IRD and diff.
Then block of wood and jack up VCU ensuring square on and aligned.
Tighten VCU bolts.
thankyou
Freelander Petrol
Member
Hello yes this make 1 drive wheel fixed thank you
Hippo
Lord Hippo
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Freelander 1 - Freelander 1 VCU Bearing Replacement - How To Guide
Updated 13 August 2017. Please can you vote in my poll >>> What Freelander have you got poll This write-up shows the steps I took to change the Viscous Coupling Unit (VCU) support bearings on my 2001 Freelander 1 v6. The front bearing failed. The solution was to remove the viscous coupling and...
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Many thanks great guideMethod over ere:
Freelander 1 - Freelander 1 VCU Bearing Replacement - How To Guide
Updated 13 August 2017. Please can you vote in my poll >>> What Freelander have you got poll This write-up shows the steps I took to change the Viscous Coupling Unit (VCU) support bearings on my 2001 Freelander 1 v6. The front bearing failed. The solution was to remove the viscous coupling and...
