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  1. 13th July 2007, 06:10 PM #11
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    As it has happened only since the Bar is on, id say a Uni is at fault as the prop shaft angle has changed to its normal running spot....
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    Bit late coming to this thread - but I would go for the dragging handbrake suggestion - pointed to by the rumble becoming apparent as you come to a stop. Most likely, but not necessarily, caused by oil leaking from the rear seal - other causes include sticky handbrake expander or cable, usually due to rust. (been doing any wading?)

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    there is a definet bearing rumble as well as the hop skip jump
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    there is a definet bearing rumble as well as the hop skip jump

    Ah, the chesty schoolgirl problem.

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