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Old 17 September 2011 | 08:23 PM
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Does anyone know a good garage that can sort a problem I have, for some reason the bearing on the centre diff keeps failing. Preferably the garage would be in the north east.
Old 17 September 2011 | 08:25 PM
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How far North East ? how about Alyn at www.asperformance.com

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sounds like too much pre-load on the bearings causing excess pressure hence why they keep failing. these should be measured and the correct shim sizes selected for it to work correctly
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............like the centre diff on your bench this Friday morning Rob

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............like the centre diff on your bench this Friday morning Rob

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looks different to that unit as that was a hatch dccd center diff , but they all need shimmed correctly of they WILL fail
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sounds like too much pre-load on the bearings causing excess pressure hence why they keep failing. these should be measured and the correct shim sizes selected for it to work correctly
You sound as though you know your stuff. I wasn't aware they had to be shimmed. Is this a fairly simple job for someone in the know?
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How far North East ? how about Alyn at www.asperformance.com

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Thanks Shaun,
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You sound as though you know your stuff. I wasn't aware they had to be shimmed. Is this a fairly simple job for someone in the know?
Done quite a few gearbox repairs & yes they need shimmed correctly otherwise they are too tight and bugger up quickly or are too slack and noisey

easy enough to do if you know the measurements
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Is it likely to have done damage elsewhere on the box?
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Is it likely to have done damage elsewhere on the box?
not likely to have done anything other than send swarf through the gears, depending how bad it is
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Didn't realise they were so small Rob

Burbling....I think a fellow SN member lives in Scarborough username Chrisdicko, he might know someone more local to you. Have a search and PM him

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Didn't realise they were so small Rob

Burbling....I think a fellow SN member lives in Scarborough username Chrisdicko, he might know someone more local to you. Have a search and PM him

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Chris is in Whitby. A jolly nice bloke too. Give Richard Henry a call they're not a million miles away and they should be able to help.
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https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ild-costs.html

Post number 3.... and it is whitby. Who lives in Scarborough ? 51 year old brain is losing touch LOL

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Thanks, just one more question, whats wearing away to cause the swarf?

Thanks again Shaun,
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Originally Posted by burbling1
Thanks, just one more question, whats wearing away to cause the swarf?

Thanks again Shaun,
When the bearings start to break up the hardened coating breaks off causing the swarf
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Originally Posted by Midlife......
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ild-costs.html

Post number 3.... and it is whitby. Who lives in Scarborough ? 51 year old brain is losing touch LOL

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Rob..daft question, but when you were sorting out my lights for the MOT was that a UK300 front light cluster that suddenly appeared ??

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Try DLM Auto Services, in Darlington. 01325 480678

Darren is a top man with Scoobs, and knows them back to front. He does all the garage work for Harvey Smith too.
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Originally Posted by Midlife......
Rob..daft question, but when you were sorting out my lights for the MOT was that a UK300 front light cluster that suddenly appeared ??

Shaun
yes
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Rob..............you don't have the pair lurking around do you ?

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PS Blackouts in Cumbria today, electric's now back on
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Rob..............you don't have the pair lurking around do you ?

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PS Blackouts in Cumbria today, electric's now back on
I do indeed, but however one of them requires a glass bowl as it is cracked, I'll see if I can price one up this week & take advantage of my temporary role within the dealership and price them up lol
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Thanks Rob.........the quality and state of the Morettes did leave something to be desired

Did Joanne leave her skirt and high heels for you ?

Cheers

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Just boiled kettle in case the electric goes off.......did stupid thing and tried the microwave when the power was off. LOL
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the morrettes are of shall we say poor fitment to say the least.
No I don't think we'll go that far some how that's not how I roll lol

Ours was off last night well should I say not quite off it was rather bizarre as the lights were really dull but half the electrical gear in the house was just dead
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Thanks for all the advice folk its booked in with Richard Henry Motorsport next weekend.
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Originally Posted by burbling1
Thanks for all the advice folk its booked in with Richard Henry Motorsport next weekend.
Might see you there, as my brother's and my mate's cars are there at the moment
Old 20 September 2011 | 10:38 AM
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Might see you there, as my brother's and my mate's cars are there at the moment
Afraid not mate, I'm dropping and picking the car off at his house and he's taking it through to Bradford.
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