Driveline clunks will be exacerbated if the handbrake is dragging - does not take much. Go for a run and see if it gets hotter than the transfer case - careful, it can get very hot!
John
Not any help on what has already been posted, but I test drove a new 90 last week and it clunked.
The sort of thing I would have been chasing in an older vehicle.
Driveline clunks will be exacerbated if the handbrake is dragging - does not take much. Go for a run and see if it gets hotter than the transfer case - careful, it can get very hot!
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
Sorry Brett just saw your post you beat me to it!
Appreciate the clunking might be a zen thing - maybe the problem is mine, not the cars. Though i did check out the price of axles/flanges last night out of curiosity (close to a grand). Is the flange the part that typically wears, or both?
I'm mechanically sensitive to my defenders needs, and feather the clutch as required to de-clunk the ordeal. The Mrs though, good God!![]()
The Maxidrive ones are expensive as they also include axles with longer splines. You won't strip those in a hurry. BUT at around $800 on ebay that was too expensive for me.
I bought a cheaper set of flanges as it's usually the flanges that wear quickly. I reused the existing axles. The ones I bought were similar to these
[ame=http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Land-Rover-Defender-H-Duty-Axle-Drive-Flanges-1994-on-/251589370485?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item 3a93e52275&_uhb=1]Land Rover Defender H Duty Axle Drive Flanges 1994 ON | eBay[/ame]
But I bought them directly from the UK Craddocks I think - landed price was around $160 for 4. They are definitely not as good as the maxidrive - but I figured if I get 100,000 out of them I am ahead..
Although thinking about it - the standard flanges are $30 for 2 - and usually it's the rears that fail most often - you might be better off just replacing them every 50,000ks....
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