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    ive got a clunk

    please excuse me if this a little vauge


    i have a clunk

    i had it some time ago thinking it was the raer uni

    took it to a guy and was told it was my transfer case

    purchased a good second hand transfer case from a aulro member

    had it fitted ,all good


    now the clunk is back


    so it happens when i take off quickly or change grears or when i put my foot down


    surly i havent done another transfer box


    bit hard to tell if its the transfer case or the diff



    common problem?

    thoughts?


    thanks in advance

    scotty

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    A frame ball joint is where I would start looking.

    Very unlikely to be transfer.

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    I have a klunk as well. I know what it is.
    The A frame ball joint that holds the rear axle in place.

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    My 'clunk' in the drive train ended up being worn splines at the back of the gear box main shaft (early LT77S gearbox). I changed bushes (including on the A - frame), fretted about universal joints etc etc but didn't find out what it really was until it all came to a free-wheeling, gliding halt, fortunately in town.

    Then came the oil thrower modification that fitted on the back of the main shaft and presumably keeps everything nice and wet. No problems since (220,000 km).

    Evidently it was a common LT77 issue that also infected the R380.

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    I got a nasty clunk on two separate occasions.



    1 - The splines on the differential pinion shaft were loose, came from the factory like that - was loctited up and that fixed it.

    2 - The splines on the drive members at the wheel ends wear out every 60,000'ks of average use unless you get heavy duty drive flanges. Those cause nasty clunks too

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    Scotty, is your car a td5? (I assume it is)

    If so that will pretty much rule out the input gear, output shaft wear issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Psimpson7 View Post
    A frame ball joint is where I would start looking.

    Very unlikely to be transfer.
    x2

    How many kms has the vehicle done? Suspension bushes changed long ago?
    - Justin

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    just clicked over 200000

    yes a 2000 model td5 110 wagon

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    It varies greatly between vehicles depending on how you drive and off-road kms, etc, but if it still has the factory A-frame ball joint it's well overdue in my opinion. I did my Disco one at 140,000kms because it was clunking. Particularly noticeable going between forward and reverse gears, but taking off as well.

    In saying that, at 200,000 it could be other suspension bushes too if they haven't been done for a long time or ever.
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    Is there a way to check the ball joint or should I just get it replaced anyway

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