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ozrob Member Since: 31 Dec 2013 Location: Snowy Mountains Posts: 8 |
I drilled a 13 mm hole in the gearbox extension housing to insert a camera probe to look at the spline,
No rust was seen but the splines appeared to be dry no visible grease in the inside of the housing could be seen, I sprayed some Teflon motorcycle chain lube on the splines and hopefully there is enough lubricant on them to lubricate the splines. I might buy a spare shaft assembly too keep as a spare just in case. Has anyone here bought a OEM one as opposed to the Ashcroft modified one, how much for the OEM? |
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9th May 2015 12:55pm |
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Supacat Member Since: 16 Oct 2012 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 11018 |
ozrob - look here for all the info:
http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic32931....iate+shaft |
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9th May 2015 1:30pm |
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ozrob Member Since: 31 Dec 2013 Location: Snowy Mountains Posts: 8 |
Thanks mate..it looks like the spanners will be out again next weekend...
For some reason a Land Rover defender is a perfect vehicle to have if you are a retired mechanic |
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10th May 2015 11:07am |
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munch90 Member Since: 26 Oct 2013 Location: guildford Posts: 3558 |
trouble with spraying anything in there on to the coupling is there is a plastic cover over a sort of rubber seal , so would need good soaking lots of times for any chance of oil/grease to get at actual spline part |
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10th May 2015 5:37pm |
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NZ gary Member Since: 05 Sep 2015 Location: waikato Posts: 1 |
My 2010 110 station wagon failed at 50000km in 2013, dealer fixed under warranty, assurred me that it was lack of grease and they had well greased it this time.
Failed again today with little warning at 140,000km, looking to get an indie to carry out work. Has oem parts been updated at all? |
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5th Sep 2015 5:20am |
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