RustyAdds

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• Apr 6, 2022

• #1

At about 1500rpm and all the way from there i get a strange vibration noise. Have narrowed it down to the transmission tunnel as it is loads louder when i unclip the gear stick gator. Its in all gears and can get it to do it in all gears and even a little bit in neutral. Its worse on drive and pretty much stops when i lift off. Do have a recording if any one has an idea what it can be but the best i can describe the sound id like the needles on a dash shaking. hope that makes sense. Any help would be brilliant
TIA
Adam

 

saxavordian

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• Apr 6, 2022

• #2

Probably have a cyclist caught up on the propshaft easy done.

 

Stanleysteamer

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• Apr 7, 2022

• #3

Check all U/Js and that the flange from the diff in each case is not showing any sideways or in /out movement.
When it happened to me it was a loose nut in the rear diff holding the drive pinion in.
Could also be a worn rubber donut joint, obvs.
BUT, in my D2 it turned out to be worn wheel bearings that were not evident in any other way including no "3 amigos".
Best of luck.

 

Interceptorxj

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• Apr 7, 2022

• #4

Also check your engine mountings, they have an inspection hole in the bottom of them; if the centre mounting rubber is protruding through the centre hole or there isn't a clear 10mm gap they are buggered.

 

Bantam1

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• Apr 7, 2022

• #5

RustyAdds said:

At about 1500rpm and all the way from there i get a strange vibration noise. Have narrowed it down to the transmission tunnel as it is loads louder when i unclip the gear stick gator. Its in all gears and can get it to do it in all gears and even a little bit in neutral. Its worse on drive and pretty much stops when i lift off. Do have a recording if any one has an idea what it can be but the best i can describe the sound id like the needles on a dash shaking. hope that makes sense. Any help would be brilliant
TIA
Adam

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Worth checking the UJ's out if its started to vibrate under load

 

RustyAdds

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• Apr 17, 2022

• #6

Thanks for your advise. I have not had one notification on any of your post but they are all very well recived.
Thank you all

 

Stanleysteamer

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• Apr 17, 2022

• #7

RustyAdds said:

Thanks for your advise. I have not had one notification on any of your post but they are all very well recived.
Thank you all

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Normally if you start a thread or even comment on one, you get automatic notifications. I think! anyway, make sure you have clicked "watch thread" at the top of it, in case. But you may need to go to your settings to ensure you haven't actually turned summat off!