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by jed the spread » 08 Jul 2012, 13:45
Yep Worn UJ I bet
Is there any movement or graunchy bits when turning the UJ's by hand?
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 14:07
jed the spread wrote: Yep Worn UJ I bet
Is there any movement or graunchy bits when turning the UJ's by hand?
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The uj on the prop is fine.
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by jed the spread » 08 Jul 2012, 14:09
Cooper wrote: jed the spread wrote: Yep Worn UJ I bet
Is there any movement or graunchy bits when turning the UJ's by hand?
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The uj on the prop is fine.
Both of them?
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 14:20
jed the spread wrote: Cooper wrote: jed the spread wrote: Yep Worn UJ I bet
Is there any movement or graunchy bits when turning the UJ's by hand?
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The uj on the prop is fine.
Both of them?
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Yes from what I've been told. And seen
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by ninja.turtle007 » 08 Jul 2012, 16:30
Grab hold of the ends and give it some wrist action. If it doesn't feel smooth it'll need rebuilding or exchanging.
That wasn't meant to sound crude.
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 16:37
ninja.turtle007 wrote: Grab hold of the ends and give it some wrist action. If it doesn't feel smooth it'll need rebuilding or exchanging.
That wasn't meant to sound crude.
What the prop a rebuild?
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by syncropaddy » 08 Jul 2012, 16:59
Sounds like a suspect propshaft and not a VC
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by jed the spread » 08 Jul 2012, 17:42
Just out of interest, who told you your Uj's were OK?
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by Ray » 08 Jul 2012, 18:45
had my uj's replaced at recoprop luton, near to you?
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 19:04
Jed: the uj's on prop Phil said they were good. And I've had a feel and they are good.
Ray: Luton is about 30mins from me so close.
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by jed the spread » 08 Jul 2012, 19:15
Might be out of balance then, are any of the weights missing?
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 19:40
jed the spread wrote: Might be out of balance then, are any of the weights missing?
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Where are the weights on the prop.
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by max and caddy » 08 Jul 2012, 20:06
Depends where they fell off! If there then they look like little tabs welded on,butifthey are missing then the only clue might be a rusty patch with evidence of spot welds in the middle....U/js can appear ok with a wobble test but may have play in or be installed out of true, best option is the take it to a prop specialist and get it checked and balanced....mine was £70 with 2 uj s , smooth as and one of the cheaper things on the van I did!
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by Cooper » 08 Jul 2012, 20:19
max and caddy wrote: Depends where they fell off! If there then they look like little tabs welded on,butifthey are missing then the only clue might be a rusty patch with evidence of spot welds in the middle....U/js can appear ok with a wobble test but may have play in or be installed out of true, best option is the take it to a prop specialist and get it checked and balanced....mine was £70 with 2 uj s , smooth as and one of the cheaper things on the van I did!
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Weights are they where the fat bit is?
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by max and caddy » 08 Jul 2012, 20:29
No, welded to the big tube. One each end on mine but if the prop was in perfect balance there would be none....