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Low Speed Vibration
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 13:08
by Matflint
I have started to get a bad vibration
It happens when I go to pull away and seems to stop by 15 mph
and then when I stop from 15 mph down I get it
I've had the wheels off and given everything a good clean and looked for
any thing obviously loose
Any ideas???
TA MAT
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 15:09
by peasant
Possibly a worn universal joint on the prop shaft ?
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 16:07
by Mudlark
My first thoughts too; start with the prop.
Posted: 22 Aug 2007, 07:09
by Matflint
Correct took prop off the UJ at the end with the rubber damper
is very loose compared with the other end
have to start looking for a replacement today
Posted: 22 Aug 2007, 10:35
by HarryMann
GKN Driveline will do you a complete prop for less than £200 delivered... with plunger tube for length adjustment too
Aidan & Andy S knwo the correct GKN address, but think its their Leek address where I ordered mine... next day delivery, by courier, made to measure. happy with mione, two designs, with or without a spider/shock absorber, mine was without & £189 inc del and VAT
Posted: 22 Aug 2007, 10:55
by Matflint
Update
thanks for that Clive spoke to Aidan
so phoned GKN this morning he put me onto a company in Bootle A1 Props
who will replace the UJ bits for £50
probably not the best way but cheapest option for me and I will get it
back tommorrow
Posted: 23 Aug 2007, 15:59
by Matflint
Right just got prop back
seem to have done a grand job refurbed the UJ and rebalanced
£50+vat
A1 Props Bootle 0151-944-1586
Posted: 23 Aug 2007, 23:03
by HarryMann
Rebalanced an'all
Send us the address Matt!
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 17:06
by Simon Baxter
Thats is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cheap!
Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 12:39
by syncroand101
Just spoke to them on the phone, seem like good chaps - sending mine up for a refurb - twas like riding a giant vibrator on the way to VF!
Might as well have both replaced whilst its out and up with them
I paid about £140 for this last time, and I had to supply own UJ's...
Posted: 12 Sep 2007, 15:21
by steffanstringer
OK - for the technically challenged such as myself 'all I have to do is drop the prop' with the UJs....
...and whack it in the post?
What could be easier?
S