teddywood1
Well-Known Member
have you checked the top mount on the diff
mjrimmer
Active Member
Id start by removing entire prop and vcu assembly.......lots of people run them in 2wheel drive.
Running this way should stop any further damage until you pin point the problem.
When you say it goes round then stops and goes again with a jolt....do you mean the prop? Or somthing else.
Running this way should stop any further damage until you pin point the problem.
When you say it goes round then stops and goes again with a jolt....do you mean the prop? Or somthing else.
mjrimmer
Active Member
It sounds as though you have possibly knackered either rear diff and or the ird.
This normally happens due to the vcu falling and putting extra load on the drive train or running with mis matched tyres.
Hopefully it will be the ird and it won't be too far gone so That you can use it in 2 wheel drives hilts saving for the repairs.
This normally happens due to the vcu falling and putting extra load on the drive train or running with mis matched tyres.
Hopefully it will be the ird and it won't be too far gone so That you can use it in 2 wheel drives hilts saving for the repairs.
mjrimmer
Active Member
mjrimmer
Active Member
Apparently the following are meant to be ok as well.
FreelanderSpecialist.com
The web site is a bit clunky to find what you need ...but its all there (might just be my iPad)
FreelanderSpecialist.com
The web site is a bit clunky to find what you need ...but its all there (might just be my iPad)
