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Flaps
3rd October 2011, 09:41 PM
Iv just lfted my car 2 inches my car ran perfectly before the lift but now at lower speeds it seems to vibrate. The steering still seems to be all good but i havent done a wheel alignment. Do u think that would fix it or do i need castor correction or an adjustable panhard rod? Any help would be appreciated.

chook73
3rd October 2011, 09:51 PM
I assume it's a puma, best to do a search there are many threads addressing this problem.

Regards
Iain

Flaps
3rd October 2011, 10:14 PM
na its a td5 2004

garyper
4th October 2011, 06:19 AM
Hi,

I had the same problem after installing OME on my 2003 TD5. A double cardon front prop-shaft fixed the problem.

Cheers
Gary

Drover
4th October 2011, 06:37 AM
I purchased a second hand but new/never used Brit -Part D/C Shaft for my PUMA a couple of months ago.

Tried to fit it over the long weekend and found that it doesn't fit (to short)...doh....:(

Yorkshire_Jon
4th October 2011, 06:44 AM
From memory, Td5 & 300tdi front props are same, 200tdi props are a different length.

Yorkshire_Jon
4th October 2011, 06:45 AM
If you haven't sorted out the castor correction yet you will need to do that and then look at the front prop.

goingbush
4th October 2011, 12:14 PM
I will get pillaried for this but I actually Dont understand everybody want to go & lift their 4WD (unless fitting 35s or something.)

I bought my 2004 TD5 Def about 6 months ago, It came with a 2" lift & the same vibration . I did an articulation test & was dissapointed with the crossup.

Replaced the springs with standard 110 springs result being no more vibration & the car will go an extra foot or so up the ramp. Much nicer all round.
and in extreme situations less likely to roll too as the CG is back where it should be.

Allan
4th October 2011, 12:54 PM
I will get pillaried for this but I actually Dont understand everybody want to go & lift their 4WD (unless fitting 35s or something.)

I bought my 2004 TD5 Def about 6 months ago, It came with a 2" lift & the same vibration . I did an articulation test & was dissapointed with the crossup.

Replaced the springs with standard 110 springs result being no more vibration & the car will go an extra foot or so up the ramp. Much nicer all round.
and in extreme situations less likely to roll too as the CG is back where it should be.

Thats happens when the lift is done without extra travel in the shocks and all the other gear needed for extra articulation. It's not cheap getting that 2-3 inch lift correct.

Allan

vnx205
4th October 2011, 02:03 PM
Iv just lfted my car 2 inches my car ran perfectly before the lift but now at lower speeds it seems to vibrate.

It is just your vehicle's way of telling you that it was perfectly happy with the height that Land Rover made it and that now you will have to spend a whole lot of time and money to make it happy again. :p

rick130
4th October 2011, 06:54 PM
I will get pillaried for this but I actually Dont understand everybody want to go & lift their 4WD (unless fitting 35s or something.)

[snip]

Because some of us know how to increase our static ride height and increase our articulation well beyond stock levels at the same time :p

rar110
4th October 2011, 07:04 PM
You could try replacing the uni joints. It might fixed a similar problem I previously had. However, you should count on having to replace them more often if you keep the extra height.