When I bought my Discovery II back in 1999, right from the onset of delivery, there was a vibration in the driveline.
Turns out that the rear driveshaft was out of balance from the factory, which lead to a vibration between 90-100 km/hr.
Got that replaced, and all was smooth again. That was until I had to drive to Sydney on the Hume. Then a different vibration emerged at 130 km/hr
Turns out that this was the front propshaft, also out of balance. Got that replaced under warranty as well and all is smooth again.
So brand new out of the factory, both propshafts were not properly balanced.
It's a simple enough test - take one propshaft out, lock CDL and go for a drive. If the vibes go away, then it's the likely culprit. Trouble starts when you've isolated both driveshafts and neither were the cause of the problem. Then it's likely to be the handbrake drum. I have a TSB on how to test the handbrake drum for vibration but it is for the Disco II.


 
					
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