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    TD5 Vibration

    Hi guys ... well after my 3.9 V8 cracked a piston ( another thread :- ( another problem ...

    Our 2002 TD5 has now developed a rather bothering vibration at low idle basically , but does come back for a second or 2 between gear changes as the engine revs drop back as she changes up ... In the car you can feel it and even hear it when the gears move up and revs back off .. its quite a grumpy vibration ....

    At idle ( 750rpm ) it rattles the dash board and you can feel it through the car body ..
    As soon as you rev her it goes away and even up at 3-4000 rpm nothing but smooth as silk ... but as soon as you drop back to idle and the revs drop back under about 1000rpm it comes straight back ...

    She basically runs sweet and smooth and actually pulls like a train !!! Engine seem about normal as far as noise and stability ..... but this vibrations feels horrid at idle and between the gears as the auto move through each gear it try's to come back for a few seconds each gear ...

    She vibrates sitting there at idle in all gears stationary ... would the auto vibrate only at idle ? or could it be the balancer ??
    As she only does it at idle and over 1000rpm smooth is as silk , I have eliminated any drive line possibilities...
    Could the toque converter be dying ??


    BTW -- Pulled all the covers and cant seem to see any belt wobble but could it be stuffed and not show it ? .

    Got me buggered :- (

    cheers Steve ( now batting one dead V8 and a vibrating TD5 both in a few weeks .. lolol
    and any help would be great ...
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    Any noises accompanying the vibration?
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Any noises accompanying the vibration?
    Well a sort of a short growl as the engine slows as the auto moves up through the gears is audible .... stationary the growl is very very slight up till she leaves a 1000rpm ... and as I said stationary after 1000rpm the vibration seems non existent ?
    What Drinking problem ? ... I never miss my mouth with the can !

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    Engine mounts?

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    I'd be looking at the harmonic balancer very closely.
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    I second the harmonic balancer.... Unfortunately. They are an expensive bit of gear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djam1 View Post
    Engine mounts?
    Yer , I did look them over and cant spot anything obvious .... but if all else fails I will be getting close up and personal with them I am sure :- )
    What Drinking problem ? ... I never miss my mouth with the can !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gillie View Post
    I second the harmonic balancer.... Unfortunately. They are an expensive bit of gear.
    Yer , chit I did take a quick peek at prices and they seem to run around the $700 mark give or take .... but hey , that is cheaper than an engine lololol

    We love our Discos here and are ok with a few bucks going there way .... :- )
    What Drinking problem ? ... I never miss my mouth with the can !

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    Harmonic Balancer

    Quote Originally Posted by Discodance View Post
    Yer , chit I did take a quick peek at prices and they seem to run around the $700 mark give or take .... but hey , that is cheaper than an engine lololol

    We love our Discos here and are ok with a few bucks going there way .... :- )
    FYI, changed mine when I did all the work and although I had planned it, found an interesting aspect when I removed the old one, it did not at the time appear to be a problem but this showed otherwise...
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    2004 Discovery 2a TD5 Auto Aspen Green AKA Robin
    2000 Discovery 2 TD5 Auto Alverston Red AKA Edward
    1997 Discovery 1 TDi Manual White - Gone but not forgotten
    1994 Discovery 1 V8 Auto - Gone once it consumed half the worlds resource of oil

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    Use a Ross balancer and you won’t have to do it again

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