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    Red face What is this!?

    Hi all,
    Recently I was driving. when I started hearing a ting ting ting noise.
    Pulled over and checked under the car, and this has sheared the bolts and fallen off from the bottom side of the rear diff / drive shaft?

    Its an L shape bracket with two solid circles attached. Seem to be made out of some hard rubber.

    Car drives the same, Do I need it? should I put it back on?

    I'm expecting it is just some kind of vibration soaker or something?
    thanks.
    Jon
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    Tombie Guest
    It is a vibration damper... And yes, they are worth leaving on...

    Just get some new HT bolts, some loctite (mild) and bolt it back.

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    Mine was removed when the APT diff guards were installed.

    Didn't really notice any difference.

    Cheers, Chris

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    Tombie Guest
    On corrugations etc your driveline does!!

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    As Tombie says, your drive line will know. Do a search, your brakes shields or whatever they are called will be the next to go. I had already read this and haven't refitted mine. What do you know my brake shields are now gone. LOL.

    The main reason I haven't got to refitting mine is the bolts snapped the bolts and I have to easy them out.


    Happy Days.

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    Hmm, must tell my brake shields that. The little sods cracked before the diff dampener exited stage right ! Not playing the game, not cricket eh wot? I know what you mean with the bolts snapping flush, a real pain to get out.
    Cheers Scott

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    The mass dampners were introduced in the early 90's when rover changed the phase coupling of their tailshafts.

    I didn't notice any difference on my 93 or p38.

    Sent from my SM-G900I using AULRO mobile app

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    Quote Originally Posted by benji View Post
    The mass dampners were introduced in the early 90's when rover changed the phase coupling of their tailshafts.

    I didn't notice any difference on my 93 or p38.

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    On the front yes, On the rear no...

    And on a D2 nothing is out of phase anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by joel0407 View Post

    The main reason I haven't got to refitting mine is the bolts snapped the bolts and I have to easy them out.
    Mine too!! Not looking forward to it.

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    Where abouts is this? and does anyone have a clearer picture?

    Cheers
    bronson

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