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    Quote Originally Posted by sclarke View Post
    So when i tell you they rattle apart and destroy gearboxes if left idling for long periods, you might believe me???
    oh paffle. they do not Ive never seen an isuzu destroy a gearbox...













    the bearings shafts and gears inside the box, however, are another story.
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    Smile

    I'm inclined not to leave mine in gear for too long, while it's idling, not just bad driving technique, but i'm sure it wouldn't do the thrust washer much good!. As for destroying gearboxes, fifth gear in my LT85 suffered a failure after 320,000KM, now giving a LT95 a workout, hopefully will do better!.

    My R380 is 4 years old behind the Isuzu all off road work with plenty of idling.

    Probably would be old age rather than use. 450hrs in 4 years.
    Thats only 19 odd days of full on driving, should get better life than that if they were new when installed, four years also shouldn't be a problem. Maybe you should look at the angle the mounts are on, it may not be ideal for that particular mount.

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    You guys really need to start using the Isuzu gearboxes. Ludicrously strong (but I'm sure someone here will break one) 5 gears with a good spread. Just need to sort out an easy retrofit for the cable change lever.

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    life

    Quote Originally Posted by 1103.9TDI View Post
    I'm inclined not to leave mine in gear for too long, while it's idling, not just bad driving technique, but i'm sure it wouldn't do the thrust washer much good!. As for destroying gearboxes, fifth gear in my LT85 suffered a failure after 320,000KM, now giving a LT95 a workout, hopefully will do better!.





    Thats only 19 odd days of full on driving, should get better life than that if they were new when installed, four years also shouldn't be a problem. Maybe you should look at the angle the mounts are on, it may not be ideal for that particular mount.
    Fair point but 98% of that is with both lockers engaged turning 35'' Creepies under full load. Shortens my life sometimes I can tell you.

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    g/box

    Quote Originally Posted by Dougal View Post
    You guys really need to start using the Isuzu gearboxes. Ludicrously strong (but I'm sure someone here will break one) 5 gears with a good spread. Just need to sort out an easy retrofit for the cable change lever.

    Have you got an adaptor for sale to an LT230????????????

    Justin

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    Quote Originally Posted by DRanged View Post
    Have you got an adaptor for sale to an LT230????????????

    Justin
    I can send you the model and drawings for the one I have. I plan to draw up a better adaptor, when I do the drawings will be shared.

    If someone else wants to sort out the gearlever, we're sweet.

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    gearbox

    Quote Originally Posted by Dougal View Post
    I can send you the model and drawings for the one I have. I plan to draw up a better adaptor, when I do the drawings will be shared.

    If someone else wants to sort out the gearlever, we're sweet.
    I,ll be in that. What model gearbox is it??. I,ll keep an eye out and pick one up. Saves having to worry about the Santana bellhousing and the hard to get sandwich plate. Standard truck bell housing I assume.

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    mounts

    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    the mounts should be available from both sources...

    if you have a close look, providing they are both standard rover mounts you will find that one has a rubber sleve over it and the other doesnt. if you can get both of them with the rubber sleve that seems to help the life of them.

    (but you have to rememeber to wash inside the sleeve after you go fording or on the beach)
    Thanks Dave, drivers side has the rubber skirt over it, and both appear to have cracks in then, so I.ll be thinking you nailed it. Thanks again. Tested the new crossmember and mount and all is a lot smoother at idle.

    Justin

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    Quote Originally Posted by DRanged View Post
    I,ll be in that. What model gearbox is it??. I,ll keep an eye out and pick one up. Saves having to worry about the Santana bellhousing and the hard to get sandwich plate. Standard truck bell housing I assume.

    justin
    Yep, standard NPR bellhousing. Gearbox models you want are the MSA series. Mine is an MSA-5G.

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    Thanks

    Thanks to Dave as he nailed the cause. L/H engine mount had compressed and was as hard as nails. Obviously the foot they put on the mount is meant to hit the chassis when the mount is at the end of its life

    If anyone needs a modified 17mm spanner to get the top nut off the mount let me know


    Justin

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