Will New Member
Number of posts : 5 Home City : London Model and year : 1993 Cruising Cabin
2.8 diesel
manual
LH119 Registration date : 2010-03-24
| Subject: rear differentials Fri Mar 26, 2010 11:48 pm | |
| When making very tight turns at very slow speeds like parking and usually on a slight incline my rear differentials would stick slightly and then release causing the the whole back of the van to clunk, vibrate and judder alarmingly. This would only happen after driving for a while and not when the van was cold.
I have since changed the diff oil and the problem seems to have gone away almost completely
I think I might change the oil again in case there's anything still in there that may need flushing out. I didn't see anything when the old oil came out but it had a milky metallic sheen if stirred which the garage said meant there was metal in the oil (presumably from the cogs). The garage and I originally thought there may have been a problem with the spider gears. And there may still be.
Would be interested to know whether anyone else has had similar experiences? | |
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bobbond Not so new now
Number of posts : 37 Home City : New Zealand Model and year : 3L, 1991, Auto, Diesel, 2.8 Registration date : 2009-08-25
| Subject: Re: rear differentials Sat Mar 27, 2010 2:07 am | |
| hey im getn a new one put in next week!
My diff wines big time! 292000kms old | |
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dandywarhol Been here a while
Number of posts : 163 Age : 69 Home City : Edinburgh, Scotland Model and year : 1995 LH129V 2.8 Superlong semi hi top campervan 4WD with Mitsubishi turbo Registration date : 2010-01-26
| Subject: Re: rear differentials Sun Mar 28, 2010 10:59 pm | |
| Sounds like you have a limited slip diff - make sure the correct oil was used when refilling it! | |
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