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Essexdaz · 22-01-2013, 23:01

cool, all starting to make sence now. is the snap ring fitted within the back bit that comes off with the 6x allen keys or is it behind the sirclip? i took the whole hub off at the scrappy as i wasnt sure what bit i wanted

makeitfit · 22-01-2013, 23:03

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zippy656 · 22-01-2013, 23:09

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You have reached your free question limit

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Lol

solarman216 · 22-01-2013, 23:23

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Originally Posted by makeitfit

Yep open diff up front so one side will spin

cept mine on me off roader, it is welded up, so both spin no matter what, aim to do the same on the rear diff as and when, Rick

Essexdaz · 22-01-2013, 23:25

ok, no more questions. ive got it apart now (well got the spring and the first metal piece out... wish me luck!)

makeitfit · 22-01-2013, 23:27

Just pulling your plonker mate lol

Could simply be in need of a good clean and regrease.

jims-terrano · 22-01-2013, 23:30

Hey welcome aboard, it's a common problem. These motors shouldn't be run in 4wd on a hard surface and also lack of use, both reasons for this happening. It happened to mine too.

I've been a member on here from the start and saved more than the membership every year. I've seen similar posts every year when the snow comes. When the 4wd is fixed you'll be hard pressed to find a better machine, then you'll be pulling the Disco's out of trouble

SPARKIEDOO · 22-01-2013, 23:31

[QUOTE=makeitfit;197512]Just pulling your plonker mate lol

I BLOODY HOPE NOT

WHATS YOUR NAME.....MR GLITTER

makeitfit · 22-01-2013, 23:39

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WHATS YOUR NAME.....MR GLITTER

but you can call me Jimmy Glitter

Essexdaz · 22-01-2013, 23:46

yeah i had a 54 plate commercial terrano and i loved it, it was owned by the company i worked for and the only problem i had was it was a dead battery. i went everywhere in that and it was 100% thats y i thought id buy one for a toy

jims-terrano · 22-01-2013, 23:48

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Originally Posted by Essexdaz

yeah i had a 54 plate commercial terrano and i loved it, it was owned by the company i worked for and the only problem i had was it was a dead battery. i went everywhere in that and it was 100% thats y i thought id buy one for a toy

Was it the battery or a battery terminal that was fubard, can give the same symptons.

Ooops a another free sample of the info on here

Essexdaz · 23-01-2013, 02:26

Thanks for all your help. I stripped cleaned an re-greased them, refittd them , found the last of the remaining snow, here was a bang and it now works

I will give it a proper try down the farm tomorrow. I will
Be def joining the forum when I get My PayPal sorted

rustic · 23-01-2013, 20:13

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Originally Posted by Essexdaz

Thanks for all your help. I stripped cleaned an re-greased them, refittd them , found the last of the remaining snow, here was a bang and it now works

I will give it a proper try down the farm tomorrow. I will
Be def joining the forum when I get My PayPal sorted

When you have paid your £10 you'll start fixing the problems you never knew you had..

Most things on these trucks can be fixed very cheaply, or for free.
I spent £6.50 last year on mine

that was one of the more expensive years.

I'll give you a free fix..
When on full lock you may hear a graunching noise.
Cost to repair.... free... put a bit of grease on the steering stops, 2 each side on the front hubs, one at the front... one at the back of the hub...

now watch this space for more...

Best regards, Rustic

zippy656 · 23-01-2013, 20:34

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Originally Posted by rustic

When you have paid your £10 you'll start fixing the problems you never knew you had..

Most things on these trucks can be fixed very cheaply, or for free.
I spent £6.50 last year on mine

that was one of the more expensive years.

I'll give you a free fix..
When on full lock you may hear a graunching noise.
Cost to repair.... free... put a bit of grease on the steering stops, 2 each side on the front hubs, one at the front... one at the back of the hub...

now watch this space for more...

Best regards, Rustic

Hay Rustic

Dont go giving all the tips away

rustic · 23-01-2013, 21:11

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Originally Posted by Essexdaz

Thanks for all your help. I stripped cleaned an re-greased them, refittd them , found the last of the remaining snow, here was a bang and it now works

I will give it a proper try down the farm tomorrow. I will
Be def joining the forum when I get My PayPal sorted

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Originally Posted by zippy656

Hay Rustic
Dont go giving all the tips away

I haven't mentioned the MAF or the Mini filter issue, or the wet carpet in the passenger footwell, or the wet rear carpet. These are all free fixes too?

So it's ok I won't say how these are fixed...

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22-01-2013, 23:01	#16
Essexdaz Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Essex Vehicle: 95' 2.4 petrol maveric Posts: 70	cool, all starting to make sence now. is the snap ring fitted within the back bit that comes off with the 6x allen keys or is it behind the sirclip? i took the whole hub off at the scrappy as i wasnt sure what bit i wanted

22-01-2013, 23:03	#17
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	You have reached your free question limit . £10 gets you the next answer

22-01-2013, 23:25	#20
Essexdaz Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Essex Vehicle: 95' 2.4 petrol maveric Posts: 70	ok, no more questions. ive got it apart now (well got the spring and the first metal piece out... wish me luck!)

22-01-2013, 23:27	#21
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	Just pulling your plonker mate lol Could simply be in need of a good clean and regrease.

22-01-2013, 23:30	#22
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Hey welcome aboard, it's a common problem. These motors shouldn't be run in 4wd on a hard surface and also lack of use, both reasons for this happening. It happened to mine too. I've been a member on here from the start and saved more than the membership every year. I've seen similar posts every year when the snow comes. When the 4wd is fixed you'll be hard pressed to find a better machine, then you'll be pulling the Disco's out of trouble

22-01-2013, 23:31	#23
SPARKIEDOO Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: cupar scotland Vehicle: terrano II SWB 2.7 (2002) Posts: 431	[QUOTE=makeitfit;197512]Just pulling your plonker mate lol I BLOODY HOPE NOT WHATS YOUR NAME.....MR GLITTER

22-01-2013, 23:46	#25
Essexdaz Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Essex Vehicle: 95' 2.4 petrol maveric Posts: 70	yeah i had a 54 plate commercial terrano and i loved it, it was owned by the company i worked for and the only problem i had was it was a dead battery. i went everywhere in that and it was 100% thats y i thought id buy one for a toy

23-01-2013, 02:26	#27
Essexdaz Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Essex Vehicle: 95' 2.4 petrol maveric Posts: 70	Thanks for all your help. I stripped cleaned an re-greased them, refittd them , found the last of the remaining snow, here was a bang and it now works I will give it a proper try down the farm tomorrow. I will Be def joining the forum when I get My PayPal sorted