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Thread: D2a TD5 rattle

  1. #11
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    Like the guys said do it ASAP.

    My HB actua lly broke with the counter weight seperating. I was extremely lucky and it didn't damage anything. I was on my way to a appointment when I kept hearing noises which I know now was the HB counter weight seperating. When I went to leave the appointment and start the car that is when it let go with an awful racket. Lly I was not actually moving at the time. Shut down straight away no damage. Hate to see what would have happened if I was moving. There is a lot of weight in the counter weight.

    I got my Ross HB from Karcraft they were the cheapest at the time. Make sure you shop around.

    There is a thread with some pictures from when mine let go.

    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...broke-off.html

    Cheers,Chris
    Last edited by 4runnernomore; 7th November 2015 at 04:39 PM. Reason: Added thread

  2. #12
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    All o the above..... mine went and took the crankshaft with it!


    Total engine rebuild at a cost of about $10k. Well I could have got away with just doing the crank shaft, but while the engine was in bits, why not do the lot.


    JUST DO IT NOW!
    D4 SDV6, a blank canvas

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    I am thoroughly convinced it is my HB now that I have read everyones comments, I am not in a position at the moment to disassembled it myself. But when I return home from working away for a couple of weeks Ill take it to the mechanic to have it replaced.
    I do suspect it is the rubber of the crank pulley itself which is failing more that the weight about to snap off as the steering wheel at full lock or turning the aircon on will put enough extra tension on the HB to make the knock go away.

    Needless to say the car wont be moving again until the short drive to the mechanics.

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