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Bofa Bill



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Scotland 2003 Range Rover SE Td6 Epsom Green
Propshaft 'doughnut'

Has anyone changed or inspected the doughnut in the propshaft?
It seems to be covered.
Got a rumble on hard acceleration so going for the cheapst fix's first
Thanks in advance Made in Scotland frae 'Girders'

Post #219888 31st Oct 2013 5:19am
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RRPhil



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Do you mean the one between the transfer case flange and the front propshaft? Not sure what you mean by ‘covered’?

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Phil

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Post #219947 31st Oct 2013 12:38pm
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Bofa Bill



Member Since: 04 Apr 2013
Location: Poole + Rugeley
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Scotland 2003 Range Rover SE Td6 Epsom Green

Hi Phil, thank you for the reply and picture.
I was directed to the rear prop leading to the rear dif.
Ther is a cylindrical unit just in front of the rear dif which I thought was a doughnut encased for protection.

Noo that I know ther is a doughnut at the tranny box I will inspect that or even change it when this rain stops.
Why oh why did I no ask this question when the sun was oot? Made in Scotland frae 'Girders'

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