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Vibration whilst accelerating

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Frankie-Boy:

I've heard about big clods of mud on the inside of the rim causing a problem, its never happened to me though.

LiftedDisco:
Another vote for the rubber do-nut - see what it's like as they go all shredded which gives you loads of vibrations and horrible noise...

Discopoo:
Let me know if you get stuck Jim, I've done a couple of theses now lol  :oops:

Range Rover Blues:

--- Quote from: LiftedDisco on May 21, 2010, 20:17:35 ---Another vote for the rubber do-nut - see what it's like as they go all shredded which gives you loads of vibrations and horrible noise...

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If the doughnut it shredded then check inside the prop for the rubber support bearing (if runs on the spigot in the nose of the diff), these often get overlooked but are essential to the true running of the rubber joint, unlike the old Rotaflex found on british sports cars.

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