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Series 2a gearbox shakes on slow overrun
DIR By: XandervandenBerg
Date: June 30, 2015, 4:22 pm
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Last week i topped my gearbox and axles up with oil.
And checked the propshaft for play and greased them.
Did a test drive of 40 Miles and now the gearbox shakes on all
gears on overrun under 30 Miles per hour above that and on the
revs there is no problem and changing gears up and down goes
perfect with no strange noises.
Shaking Goes away as soon as i press the throthle or clutch.
I wonder what Will be the problem .
Maybe i lost the springs in the clutch making it out of
ballance.
Cant think About anything else wrong making it shake quite bad
centimers like a washing machine nearing the end of the endspin.
I Will Take it appart this weekend to diagnose the problem.
#Post#: 98233--------------------------------------------------
Re: Series 2a gearbox shakes on slow overrun
DIR By: NoelC
Date: June 30, 2015, 5:00 pm
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Handbrake binding? That sounds like the world is coming to an
end exactly as you describe. Try releasing the handbrake and
looking through the centre seatbox panel at the vertical link
rod that goes through the handbrake lever. My bet is it's stuck.
Twat it back down with a hammer and I'll wager the noise will go
away. It's happened to me more times than I care to remember!
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Re: Series 2a gearbox shakes on slow overrun
DIR By: Jackual
Date: June 30, 2015, 9:58 pm
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:haha: Always happens when you maintain them. Check your spring
u-bolts are tight on the axles too, Just a thought! Good luck
:thumbs:
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