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Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 16:11
by syncropete
Need a vc asap. Who is supplying at the moment and at what cost? Anyone with a good used one????
Pete.
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 16:18
by mcgill5
get in touch with syncro services and ask henning if he has another? i have his last one that i am collecting from mike plompen when i go over in a week or so. i can take over a spare one for you to save on the post for your exchange unit,cheers mcgill
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 17:40
by syncropaddy
I have one here which you can have if you replace it and cover the shipping
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 20:25
by earlybay
can anyone give me an idea on cost for a replacement ? Mine seems to become stiff on full lock, but only occasionally ?
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 21:01
by syncropaddy
Jager €750 new
Syncro Services €449 exchange
Busschmiede €459 exchange / €900 new
All the above is plus shipping
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 21:21
by peasant
earlybay wrote:can anyone give me an idea on cost for a replacement ? Mine seems to become stiff on full lock, but only occasionally ?
Mine did too, getting worse after longer drives.
Having replaced it with a refurb, I can categorically state that it shouldn't ...so get yerself a new one before you do damage to the front diff or other drivetrain parts
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 21:25
by earlybay
peasant wrote:earlybay wrote:can anyone give me an idea on cost for a replacement ? Mine seems to become stiff on full lock, but only occasionally ?
Mine did too, getting worse after longer drives.
Having replaced it with a refurb, I can categorically state that it shouldn't ...so get yerself a new one before you do damage to the front diff or other drivetrain parts
Sounds exactly right - def seems to be after a longer drive - maybe to do with temperature ?
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 21:29
by peasant
Yepp, a tight VC gets hot, the longer you drive it, the hotter it gets, the hotter it gets, the tighter (and more noticeable) it becomes
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 16:16
by jebiga41
aidan might be able to help you there
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 17:32
by syncropaddy
He sold the one he had
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 08:50
by Aidan
I haven't any stock, only have one core here at the mo, awaiting the other one, one still in the project I hope but may not be present; I could get some from Dorfbrunnen if required, but hey you can all have the fun of that if you want
, big up to jebiga41 for face to face work on that front, I have your reward here still
I have one unknown condition one if anyone wants to try it out, but chances are it'll be tight, syncrospares probably have some used
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 10:04
by toomanytoys
earlybay wrote:peasant wrote:earlybay wrote:can anyone give me an idea on cost for a replacement ? Mine seems to become stiff on full lock, but only occasionally ?
Mine did too, getting worse after longer drives.
Having replaced it with a refurb, I can categorically state that it shouldn't ...so get yerself a new one before you do damage to the front diff or other drivetrain parts
Sounds exactly right - def seems to be after a longer drive - maybe to do with temperature ?
Also worth mentioning if you are not aware earlybay.. all tyres should be same make with even wear and inflated to the correct pressures..
Re: Viscous coupling - Who is supplying?
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 10:14
by earlybay
yep thanks for that - actually getting a new set put on at the weekend ...