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LAND ROVERS MUST BE RUNNING SO SWEET ?

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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LAND ROVERS MUST BE RUNNING SO SWEET ?

Post by GRIMACE »

Every one that owns a Series, Discovery or Rangie must be having a good stint......... This Rover forum has been so quiet in the last few weeks.............. Isnt anyone havin problems with their Rovers ? ? ?

WHERE IS EVERYONE GONE ? ? ? :? :roll:

Hello..... please dont leave me here all by myself :cry:
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Post by HSV Rangie »

:) :cool:



that time of the year when everyone is out partying

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1986 RR.
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Post by Flange Raider »

I'm still here matey... :D
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Drive shaft

Post by matta »

OK boys here's one for ya. Just had my Maxi put in the rear and now when I take off (street) in 1st gear I have a slight soft clunk before the real rorque is apllied by the motor. So got underneath tightened and checked everything to find nothing. Then sussed out the drive shaft and she has about 3mm of play on the spline. Not the uni's (NEW) but the slide in/out spline. I'm wondering whether when they did the swap they slipped the splines out and didn't put em back in the same place????? Any ideas. Should there be ANY movement in teh shaft tolerance. I would have thought NOT????

Anyone got a cheap (Good) rear tail shaft fro me to try.

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Post by GRIMACE »

Hmm sorry cant help yah there but speakin of tail shafts I need either a disco II front dirve shaft and output flange or some other sort of double cardon drive shaft as the standard one and the extended one i already have will both bind up to the shit house (xcase end) when i get max droop out of my driver side front wheel.

Also goin double cardon means that my farken exhaust is in the damn way :x
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Post by HSV Rangie »

Machine the flanges and fit a front hilux shaft.
cheaper and easier to get.
Michael.
Mitsubishi 2010 NT DID Pajero wagon, Factory rear diff lock, Dual batteries, ARB bar, winch, Mt ATZ 4 rib tyres.
1986 RR.
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Post by GRIMACE »

Machine the flanges ? ? ? to what ? ? ?

Whats a front hilux shaft like ? ? ?

Learn new stuff everyday :lol:
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Post by HSV Rangie »

Double cardan front hilux shaft is the same lth as RR front.

you have to machine the output flange T/case and pinion flange on diff, centre needs to be made larger and redrill new holes.
bolts in.

Michael.
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Post by GRIMACE »

After all that and still havin to get a new driveshaft, what feedback do you have on a Tom Woods double double cardon front drive shaft ? ? ?

:twisted:
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Post by Bodge »

Tom Woods? Yep buy it man they are excellent - you can't go wrong.

You definitely don't want to shag around with a cheap solution thats been offered to you on a plate.... After all thats not why we are here is it?

Spend the big $$ man and get the real deal... :roll:
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Post by HSV Rangie »

yep bring in tom woods shaft.

High angle (jess)

these are top options

I believe kaos 4x4 also make a good shaft.
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Post by GRIMACE »

hey dont get all snappy I am just looking at all my options :D :finger: :D

Those Tom Woods look pretty shit hot thou :twisted: :D

Hm i gonna have to have a look at some hiluxes to see if i can get a better understanding of the whole machining process :cool:
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Post by matta »

Yeah I'm sure Tom Woods is a great bloke but should I have any slop in me shaft! It's a bout a snug a fit as a sausage down a hallway!
Bet you all can't help yourself with a reply to this. !st person to not mention anything sexual gets a XXXX on me.

So how much slop should there be in me SHAFT??????
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Post by GRIMACE »

Hmm $379 US for a Tom Woods CV style front drive shaft to fit my RR................ anyone goin to america interested in gettin me one ? ? ? :D


NUTHING SEXUAL IN THAT ONE BUT DID REALLY HELP YOU OUT EITHER :finger:
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Post by HSV Rangie »

No decernable slop.
Michael.
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Post by mickrangie »

AnthonyP wrote:standard one and the extended one i already have will both bind up


Did you see/hear it bind up or did you have yr hand on it?
no pun intended :finger:

I find it hard to beleave that yr tail shafts are binding up after such little suspension mods....
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Post by GRIMACE »

mickrangie wrote:
AnthonyP wrote:standard one and the extended one i already have will both bind up


Did you see/hear it bind up or did you have yr hand on it?
no pun intended :finger:

I find it hard to beleave that yr tail shafts are binding up after such little suspension mods....


Its only the front at the xcase output, b4 i used to hear a ting when i droped the front driver side and that ting was my drive shaft hitting on my cross member, this is what stoped it from binding up b4 but it also stop me from acheiving full droop, so anyway i got a scoluped one and as soon as i removed the standard one and did a small test flex i found that only another 2cm below where it originally hit the xmember it was wantin to bind badly. (well it wasnt really binding because i had no movement goin round) It was hitting b4 the two points on the UV became vertical so I am assuming that obviously when they become vertical its only gonna get worse.

I hope that made some sorta sense............... :?
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Post by mickrangie »

All I could hear was blhaa blhaa blha blhaaa blhaaa.....
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Post by GRIMACE »

funny farker arnt yah :D :finger: :D

I got a picture in my members section at the moment and I also found a leak :armsup:
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Post by tiggr »

Well i have electrolisis eaten thru my timing cover and i have just been told it can't be welded up , so no it's not all well in my Rangie land ! then the water pump impellors are just about non exsistant so im up for another one of dem tooooo . then dropped my radiator onto tne bottom hose pipe and cracked it offfff aarghhhhhhhh not happy Jan . :bad-words:
discourage inbreeding , ban country music ! Rover didn't make computers as they just couldn't find a way for them to leak oil .
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Post by GRIMACE »

HSit maybe I have Jinxed us all :roll:
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Post by Aquarangie »

I'm still here, but my Rangie is still at the smash repairs, after 5 weeks :bad-words:

Make me think twice before doing any stupid stunts in the Rangie from now on!!!!!!

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Post by DiscoDino »

Both Discos running sweet too here...

Daily Driver ('98 Fxi) needs new shocks, steering stabilizer, polybushes, ball joints, filters, rear electric window fixes, and some other knacks...

Trail Rig ('92) needs a set of Mog axles, rear winc-bar, cage, seats, harnesses, and new fuel tank setup.

:roll:
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LR D-90 TD5 ST:
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Post by lowbox »

90 in the shop... been there for weeks. Started as some rusty body cappings, then a bit of a clean up of the galvanic corrosion on the body, then needed new doors , and has ended up as a total repaint. Won't be a blue 90 anymore, gonna be flashy bonatti grey. just wanna get it back in time for xmas now!
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Post by TuffRR »

The 4.4 is nearly in and i will have a bit more of a write up on it soon.
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Post by disco200tdi »

Mates got his pto adaptor and winch to mount centrally in his Defender hybrid. Just need to get the pto drive bit from thomas winches so the drive can come out backwards.
This will keep us busy over christmas mounting it behind the truck cab and running the cables under the truck so it will winch the car forwards and backwards using the one cable. :finger:
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Post by modman »

does chris intend getting stuck??

david :roll:
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Post by jbell »

things were good in rangie land until last weekend on the
W.A. hilly weekend ( see trips thread ) put a few dents
in the rangie. totalled pass side front door pushed in front
gard & nice crease in rocker panel. coming out a creek crossing
hit the exit in wrong spot & put it on its side.
on another hill took out the steering dampner & made
the drag link look like a banana. wish i could have
stayed for sunday as well from all reports it was just
as tough. one suprise the fibre glass flares handled it
just took the paint off , cars now in the shed$$$$$$$$$$
rover money pit on mogs !!!
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