Thread: IFS and CV joints

Defender are a live axle set up so not IFS(indipendant front suspension).
Take a spare drive flange(the bit the conects the axle shaft to the hub), they are the same in each corner so you'll only need 1 for "just in case".

Is the suggested item from a tag along tour provider?

Your service shop is of major concern....

If they don't know what front end the Defender has - find another workshop ASAP.

If your 02 Defender is in good order it won't be a problem... Stick fuel it in and go... The desert isn't that remote.

my service centre said i don't need them.

i am the one who does not know what these parts actually are,

CV, constantly velocity joint.....you still have these fitted, like you mechanic stars you shouldn't need them. The CV allows you to turn and still have drive to the front wheels.

It would be interesting to see the complete list given its more than likely to be generic covering a range of vehicles.

Re: drive flange, if they are in good condition than j wouldn't bother carrying one

Originally Posted by fatcat

my service centre said i don't need them.



i am the one who does not know what these parts actually are,

Ok struggled to understand your first post.

I take it this is a list for a Tag Along?

Care to post the list?

Yeah it is, that was the last thing on the list of optional parts to bring



cheers