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Xtremeteam:
lookin at either a complete new front diff (s/h or new) or put a bearing init,hard to really say from so far away what you'll need but if getting it done by a garage then ouple of hundred + but if you are doing it yourself i rekon it could be done for under a ton

gecko:
was thinking of getting the garage to do it as im working all week  think £200 willdo it

Budgie:
If the bearing has gone the this would make the front propshaft run out of true and effect the steering, making the steering wheel wobble.

When you say the prop is loose, where is it loose? Is it at the diff flange, U/J, centre spline or transfer box flange?

Range Rover Blues:
Might as well stick a good S/H diff in it rather than worry about the amount of damage that's occured.
Our car had a recon diff in the back when we bouoght it, the input bearing went at speed and the pinion bent as did the rear prop.
Stick an alternative diff in and check the prop too.

gecko:
well its now being looked at right now  so hopfall by the weekend the gecko will be back on the road   :P  bet its going to be £££££££ thow thanks all you lot for the help

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