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Post by roly »

i want my truck back

ive been patroless for 9 days now...... its starting to get to me!

hopefully it will be finished tomorrow arvo :D

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Got a call from macquarie. Noisey Transfer gears in low range when backed off throttle is worn input and output bearings. Too much endfloat allowing gears to slightly touch.

They said they havent had a GU2 opened up that has done as many thousand kms in 4wd that mine has.

Oil has been clean and changed more than recommended by nissan

Nissan want $600 for the 2 bearings.. Ouch...

They are sourcing the bearings directly from SKF or Nachi (Sp) themselves...

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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

The bearings will probably be half the price going direct, I had a inner front wheel bearing crap itself this arvo. Last time I stupidly went to Repco, they had to order them in and they cost me something like $100 for the 2 wheel bearings, the oil seal and the needle bearing that holds the axle stub right next to the CV. This time I went to Bearing Wholesalers, and got all of the same bits for $66 and they had them on the shelf, and the car is now fixed and rolling again. Lesson learned by me. :D
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Post by Carl Coight »

I've got a good transfer you can have for $200. :)
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Post by bogged »

MKPatrolGuy wrote:The bearings will probably be half the price going direct, I had a inner front wheel bearing crap itself this arvo.




is that heap still crumbling..... wait for the Chev if you think its crumbling now!!!!!!
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bogged wrote:
MKPatrolGuy wrote:The bearings will probably be half the price going direct, I had a inner front wheel bearing crap itself this arvo.




is that heap still crumbling..... wait for the Chev if you think its crumbling now!!!!!!


lol, i can't wait. It was actually in much better than the one I replaced last time. Only took me an hour and a half, and no grinder needed 8) It was my fault, I should have replaced it when i did the other side to be sure. But I had things to do that were more fun :twisted:
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still waiting

t case kit didnt arriv till 4pm

looks like next week now.

now i know why i only get my truck wored on when i go overseas........

over 2 weeks is gonna kill me

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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

roly wrote:still waiting

t case kit didnt arriv till 4pm

looks like next week now.

now i know why i only get my truck wored on when i go overseas........

over 2 weeks is gonna kill me

roly


Gotta hate the withdrawl symptoms :?
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Post by JK »

You poor bugger, we will all be thinking of you as we are enjoying our long weekends out in the scrub :P
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DirtPigs wrote: are enjoying our long weekends out in the scrub :P


More like Ash by the end of the weekend
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you think that is bad I haven't had mine for a week now and want have it for another 2 weeks.
by the time they take the dents out and paint and the engineer guy's finish with it (who are on holidays doh)

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Post by JK »

bogged wrote:
DirtPigs wrote: are enjoying our long weekends out in the scrub :P


More like Ash by the end of the weekend


Well we were fortunate enough to enjoy a day up at the Watagans today. Good to report that there were no recently burnt out areas, but it does look as if the fires have been thru on the last 6 months in places...

I did manage to push the drivers side sill in a little in a decent sized rut... first carnage to the GQ... damn I need a lift and protection. :?
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Post by big red »

you ought to know better, every one knows a new car is like a new woman, the first thing you gotta get is some decent protection :finger:
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Post by JK »

LOL... I know, I'm just so keen to get out an drive that i can't wait for all the mods to be done... I'm having a ball anyway and sure do have a better appreciation for what a stock GQ can do. Pretty damn impressive.

The Bridgestone ATs aren't too shabby a tyre either...

I hope to be getting the lift and protection in the next month or so.
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