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    disco transfer noise

    hi guys
    i'm looking at buying a 96 V8 disco. i had a drive and there is noise coming from near the footwell when taking up drive. seemed to indicate the transfer bearings were on the way out. Hard to describe but sounds like a whine. did some research on service records and told that i would be looking at $800-$1200 for the repairs. true or false? if so is there a good place to go for repairs in the sydney area?

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    You may need one of these. http://www.steve-parker.co.uk/site.html

    Under "Designed Parts" Oil Feeder.

    It directs the oil to the shaft & the gear.

    Alternatively you can buy a modified cross drilled gear. It was a known problem & was rectified on later vehicles by using the CD gear.

    I fitted one to my 300 Series Discovery & the whine went. The only whine I hear these days is SWMBO when I fill up with PULP.

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    You can try Award Diff & Gearbox services at Rydalmere.
    Ph # 9638 0822.
    He should be able to drive your car & diagnose the problem from there.



    4bee, the cross drilled input gear was done to avoid gear/shaft spline wear. As far as I know, it didn't affect whine.

    BTW, it's a good thing SWMBO whines when you fill a 300Tdi with premium Unleaded 8O 8O .
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    is it a whine or clunk???

    if its a whine it will be there forever, they all do it.
    if it is a clunk then you will find it is the Transfer input gear.

    replace it with the cross drilled one at about $300 for the part, then the output shaft on the box could be stuffed, but more than likely you can just replace the gear.

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>4bee, the cross drilled input gear was done to avoid gear/shaft spline wear. As far as I know, it didn't affect whine. [/b][/quote]

    Yes I understand that was the reason, but in doing either mod, the oil is gets to the gear/shaft & so the whine diminishes/goes.

    Anyway, worked on mine.



    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>when you fill a 300Tdi with premium Unleaded[/b][/quote]

    Que? :?

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    Try Graeme Cooper. I think he has rebuilt lots of gearbox shafts as I recall seeing dozens in his workshop which he bought from Rover a warranty returns.
    Even if its a transfer bearing rebuild , they do quite a few of those.
    I am not affiliated with them, and they do make the odd mistake with my car, but you at least are not paying someone to learn about Rovers!!!
    Regards Philip A

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    Originally posted by 4bee
    I fitted one to my 300 Series Discovery & the whine went. The only whine I hear these days is SWMBO when I fill up with PULP.
    Originally posted by and then 4bee
    Que?
    300 series Disco = 300Tdi (I presume)
    PULP = Premium UnLeaded Petrol

    Diesel engine + petrol :?
    Scott

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    Originally posted by Scouse+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Scouse)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-4bee
    I fitted one to my 300 Series Discovery & the whine went. The only whine I hear these days is SWMBO when I fill up with PULP.
    Originally posted by and then 4bee
    Que?
    300 series Disco = 300Tdi (I presume)
    PULP = Premium UnLeaded Petrol

    Diesel engine + petrol :?[/b][/quote]

    In the rest of the world Disco 1's are often referred to as 200 series (not disco 1) Disco 1 updates are often referred to as the 300 series (not disco 1 update)

    so a 300tdi is a 300 series Disco TDI the V8 is a 300 series Disco V8.
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    Originally posted by garrycol
    In the rest of the world Disco 1's are often referred to as 200 series (not disco 1) Disco 1 updates are often referred to as the 300 series (not disco 1 update)

    so a 300tdi is a 300 series Disco TDI the V8 is a 300 series Disco V8.
    Well, that clears one thing up then.


    Now back to the whine.....
    Scott

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    :roll:

    Note my Sig.

    300 Series may not have been an Official Landrover term but it seems it was widely used anyway.

    http://www.famousfour.co.uk/parts/parts_disco300.html

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