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    Gear Whine

    I have recently purchased a 1996 manual 3.9 Litre series one disco with a full service history by Land rover . It has done 123,00k and goes like a rocket and everything works.The only issue is the gear whine in top gear.Is this normal or do I need to check the oil in the box or transfer case ? Any ideas?

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    check the oil level and condition in the main gear box, the tcase and the rear diff.
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    yeah i'd check the rear diff as well as the g'box and t'case, i'm in the middle of fixing a rear diff whine in mine.
    if you have 4 car/chassis stands or you have access to a 2 post hoist try jacking it up and driving it on the jacks and see if you can locate the noise that way
    Thats how i found the whine in mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewis View Post
    I have recently purchased a 1996 manual 3.9 Litre series one disco with a full service history by Land rover . It has done 123,00k and goes like a rocket and everything works.The only issue is the gear whine in top gear.Is this normal or do I need to check the oil in the box or transfer case ? Any ideas?
    Rather than check the oils, change them all - you then have a starting point for further services etc.


    Martyn

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