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  1. 5th November 2013, 07:14 AM #1
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    T-Case front output shaft movement

    on a 300tdi, how much movement in the front output shaft would you expect?

    the last few times i have engaged CDL in high range there has been a vibration when i back off or there is over run......

    when i was greasing the drive shafts i noticed some vertical movement in the drive flange

    i will invstigate a bit more tonight

    should there be any movement?
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  2. 6th November 2013, 12:36 PM #2
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    Shouldn't move but I have seen them with a fair bit of movement and still not give any trouble
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    Quote Originally Posted by 460cixy View Post
    Shouldn't move but I have seen them with a fair bit of movement and still not give any trouble
    a bit of research last night indicates there is some movement......

    can this be adjusted?

    i might pull the front prop sharf off and check the nut on the flange

    thanks for your reply......was starting to think nobody had experienced this issue
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    Kelvin,

    There will be some movement just in the nature of the bearing design and assembly. If the flange is tight and the bearing is good you cannot remove it. (the slight amount of play that is)

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  5. 6th November 2013, 02:13 PM #5
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    The bearing can be replaced in situ if its claged http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...oil-seals.html
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