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| landy andy Member Since: 15 Feb 2009 Location: Ware, Herts Posts: 5428  
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If you put it into 1st and not difflock it won’t move (I would think) but what you may observe is one of the props spinning This will Indicate what end your problem is (front or rear) then look at drive flanges then diffs. Front diffs are weak in my experience. If you can not drive in high, but you can in low it will be the transfer box failed, but this is rare.
Moving it and still hearing crunching points even more firmly to a diff failure. They are at least easy to swap, especially the rear. |
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29th Aug 2020 8:35pm |
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| hank Member Since: 12 Sep 2016 Location: South Wales Posts: 2237  
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Does it move in high range diff lock? > 110 XS Double Cab
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29th Aug 2020 9:30pm |
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| ozzie1989 Member Since: 25 Feb 2009 Location: Wales Posts: 282 
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I hope they didn't try to tow it with the front wheels off the ground without disconnecting the rear prop? If one of the diffs, half shafts, drive members or even a CV joint has failed I wouldn't expect this to prevent you from changing gear or crunching gears. If for example, a drive member had failed, hi/low wouldn't make a difference but diff lock would - I think you need to do more testing or wait until the garage assesses it. Difficulty selecting a gear could be clutch failure, loose or broken gear selector, gearbox failure. If things work ok in low but not in high this would point to transfer box issue. Now: 2010 2.4 TDCi 110 Utility Wagon Then: 2004 2.5 TD5 90 Hard Top (X-Tech Edition) |
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30th Aug 2020 8:28am |
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| TXH90 Member Since: 19 Jul 2020 Location: Worcs. Posts: 54  
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 Unsure about diff lock high didn’t try it? Didn’t get dolly towed, it was flat towed for all of 500 metres and we stopped due to noise and flatbed towed after a couple of hours- luckily I hadn’t gotten far at all so I could shank back to get my old car, which I’ve yet to decide whether to sell or keep ( this may have pushed for the latter, especially as I won’t get much for it anyway)
So now, need to get flatbed towed to the 4x4 garage on Tuesday, the flat bed driver recommended ringing AA again as they should honour it as all garages closed...the AA driver seemed to think they’re trying to clamp down on that now. Droitwich 4x4 will have me in on Tuesday- I’ll know more then and keep you posted with what happens- gonna chalk it up as an early learning oppo. thanks for all feedback!  |
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30th Aug 2020 10:44pm |
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| TXH90 Member Since: 19 Jul 2020 Location: Worcs. Posts: 54
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Bit of a pain getting AA to get it moved to the garage- sent a regular patrol despite telling them needed a flatbed, but got another despatched eventually. Alls well ends well.
Worn drive splines and flanges... Not a horrendous job (I gather). Props to the 4x4 development who seem really professional- I’m sure I’ll be back.  |
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1st Sep 2020 11:49pm |
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