Simply brilliant. Thanks. I'm not a mechanic so had no Idea about that stuff.
Don.
Hi All,
I spotted this on the 101 Facebook page the other day - it's a really interesting video explaining prop-shafts...
So it's particularly relevant for 101's but it could be interesting for anybody with a Land Rover.
Anyway - it's an interesting video (an American company):
Video: driveshaft angle and phasing | Mac's Motor City Garage
Gosh I feel like a mega nerd - but this video really explained things well for me.
Last edited by Mick_Marsh; 25th January 2015 at 06:09 PM. Reason: clarified title
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Simply brilliant. Thanks. I'm not a mechanic so had no Idea about that stuff.
Don.
And this is exactly why the 101 front shaft rumbles.. The gearbox front output flange is tipped up as the engine sits nose high. The front diff sits level. Instantly you have rumble, especially as the top joint (gearbox end) is running at virtually its max angle from new! Dropping the RH side of the engine, or the nose of the engine by 25/30mm will cure it. Front bump stops have to be modified to suit tho!
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