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landy_bug:
defo gearbox out change thrust bearing have a look at clutch if worn change as its out mite as well do it have a look at input bearing as well while your there, in my opinion probably thrust bearing

andygod:
Thanks for the advice on the above, I'm going to try to last out until the weather warms up and then replace the complete clutch.

Andy

extreme90:

--- Quote from: trecfive on December 16, 2009, 14:11:48 ---The input bearing usually just gets louder with a bit of vibration before it fails. The thrust bearing gets very noisier then starts to squeal all the time(thats what happened to mine) it wont just let go, it will tell you as it gets worse. Gearbox out I'm afraid to cure.

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not disbuting your response, as i too think its the front input bearing, either that or output bearings on the t/box ( but they whine and hum mainly on overrun )

but you say the thrust bearing cannot fail, sorry to correct you but they can and do just fail.
as soon as you start to hear a whine off the bearing its not long before it siezes up and produces a squeel. the rapid heat build up soon starts to melt the plastic carrier which in turn pushes the bearing back and causes instant failure.
every single one that i have replaced ( and thats quite a few ) has done the same

dan

trecfive:
Extreme 90.
Can you highlight in my posting where it says the thrust bearing cannot fail, as i believe all bearings will fail in time.

extreme90:

--- Quote from: trecfive on December 16, 2009, 14:11:48 --- The thrust bearing gets very noisier then starts to squeal all the time(thats what happened to mine) it wont just let go

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highlighted in bold for you,
then again i did put it in my origional post as a ref point  :roll:

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