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charliebaja



Member Since: 05 Aug 2013
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United Kingdom 2002 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Zermatt Silver
Clonking whilst setting off in 1st gear
I have a clonking sound when setting off in 1st gear and can only think that its a prop shaft UJ. What are you guys thought?

Oh and its a 110 TD5
Post #273877 14th Oct 2013 9:16pm
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landy andy



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2006 Defender 110 Td5 USW Zermatt Silver
Uj,s on prop, rear axle ball joint, drive flanges, something loose.

Andy
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x-isle



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Wales 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Santorini Black
Possibly the rear axle ball joint as suggested.

Cheap fix but can be a pain to remove the old joint from the fulcrum.

Mines on the "to get around to list".

Could also be rear shock bushes too. Craig Rogers

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Post #273915 14th Oct 2013 10:13pm
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ajps72



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2001 Defender 110 Td5 SW Chawton White
Re: Clonking whilst setting off in 1st gear
charliebaja wrote:
I have a clonking sound when setting off in 1st gear and can only think that its a prop shaft UJ. What are you guys thought?

Oh and its a 110 TD5


In my 110 td5 the clonk came from the flange and the rear left half shaft, I changed the rear shafts and all the flanges and the clomks was ..... rediced to a minimum Augusto

Defender 110 TD5 2001
Discovery 4 TDV6
Post #273924 15th Oct 2013 2:17am
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