terrano SVE 3.0 4 wheel or 2 wheel drive - Page 2

micktheshed · 05-02-2015, 19:27

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Originally Posted by jezbee

yes its a lot smoother and more powerful than my discovery 2.5

You are certainly right there LOL. & can't fail to be more reliable.

johnb5177 · 05-02-2015, 20:00

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Originally Posted by rustic

At a guess, you turn right for longer, and usually faster eg on roundabouts, generally left turns are approx 90 degrees, and you are generally going slower.

I would guess you would have a similar problem if your main driving was in France or Spain, where the problem would be from turning left .

This could be the logical conclusion.

Rustic, as usual, you are correct

I noticed my T2 kicking out left on a nasty local roundabout, in wet greasy conditions.

Changing the LSD oil does help, but you just learn to drive gently, not a sports car, or conventional car.

johnb5177 · 05-02-2015, 20:05

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Originally Posted by rayf3262

Of the two different types of rear diff's fitted, the oil capacity is 1.3 Litres for the C200, and 2.8 litres for the H233B.

The C200 is built in the axle casing with a rear access cover and the H233 is the more conventional style, where the diff is fitted to the front of the axle housing.
Both are LSD.

I believe it is post 2002 vehicles that are more likely to have the C200 diff, as my 3.0L is on a 52 plate and has the larger H233B fitted.

I can confirm that, I consulted the Oracle........this forum

and mine on a 2002 3.0ltr is the heavier H233B diff........I put 3ltrs of LSD oil in.......and it didn't seem enough!?

jezbee · 05-02-2015, 20:18

spot on chaps for the replies..also i joined today and paid my tenner (well spent me thinks) i am now a fully fledged member! do you do any owners club stickers? to put on the rear window ? also does anyone have a link for a owners manual download for my SVE 2,0 2002? thanks again everyone

terrano bob · 05-02-2015, 20:19

hi mate

Blocky10 · 05-02-2015, 20:35

Hi and welcome to the club.
I had similar experiences with a loose back end when I first drove mine. Mines an 04 3ltr and also an auto box, so once it let go it was over, unless you were lightening quick chucking it into nutural!
I spent a day changing all the oils, using the comma website, as I have a local motor factor who is well stocked. It completely transformed the way it drives so would recommend this as a high priority job.
I love my terrano. It's christened the Turd, but only cos the back shocks were goosed when I got it so a bit unjust now.
mmmmm. That could have been why it was a little skittish

Oh and one last quite important thing......
PHOTOOOOOOOOOS

Sweety · 05-02-2015, 20:40

As said they are RWD motors so the back end can slide out & this gets worse when the rear diff needs an oil change

The other thing is tyre pressures front should be 26psi & rears is 26-28psi I think for 16" rims (17" wheels is 26F & 29R) sadly a lot of people think the tyres need around 40psi

garage put 40 in my new tyres & almost lost control of the truck just after leaving the garage on a wet night stopped & lowered the pressures down to where they should be & it was spot on

supergnome · 05-02-2015, 21:07

If you change the diff oil make sure the filler plug is loose before you
drain the old oil.

Paff · 05-02-2015, 21:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by jezbee

spot on chaps for the replies..also i joined today and paid my tenner (well spent me thinks) i am now a fully fledged member! do you do any owners club stickers? to put on the rear window ? also does anyone have a link for a owners manual download for my SVE 2,0 2002? thanks again everyone

Take a look here for the manual link -
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/links.htm?#downloads

We have got a club sticker, you need to talk to/PM R1cho

Thomas-the-Terrano2 · 05-02-2015, 23:28

is the 3.0 manual or auto,

not related to spin out but if towing need to be aware gross trailer weight on manual
is 3000 kg, but on auto its only 2000kg. thinking horseboxes can be on heavy side....

Banshee · 06-02-2015, 01:13

Bloody hell what a welcome!!!! He'll def feel at home already I reckon

Well done guys, nice for so many to reply with such meaningful and technical answers

Blocky10 · 06-02-2015, 02:27

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Originally Posted by Banshee

Bloody hell what a welcome!!!! He'll def feel at home already I reckon

Well done guys, nice for so many to reply with such meaningful and technical answers

Yeah but 26 posts, well 27 now, and still no photos!!!!!

AlexD333 · 06-02-2015, 07:17

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Originally Posted by Blocky10

Yeah but 26 posts, well 27 now, and still no photos!!!!!

You cant argue with these figures

Perhaps it's the snow blizzard that has stopped the photo taking

rustic · 06-02-2015, 09:47

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Originally Posted by Banshee

Bloody hell what a welcome!!!! He'll def feel at home already I reckon...

Well with our great forum, made up of some great members, would you expect anything less?

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05-02-2015, 20:18	#19
jezbee Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: West midlands Vehicle: terrano 2 SVE 3.0 Posts: 16	spot on chaps for the replies..also i joined today and paid my tenner (well spent me thinks) i am now a fully fledged member! do you do any owners club stickers? to put on the rear window ? also does anyone have a link for a owners manual download for my SVE 2,0 2002? thanks again everyone

05-02-2015, 20:19	#20
terrano bob Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: north west Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7tdi Posts: 1,015	hi mate

05-02-2015, 20:35	#21
Blocky10 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Welcome to Norwich, a fine city Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 3.0 SVE Auto Posts: 3,601	Hi and welcome to the club. I had similar experiences with a loose back end when I first drove mine. Mines an 04 3ltr and also an auto box, so once it let go it was over, unless you were lightening quick chucking it into nutural! I spent a day changing all the oils, using the comma website, as I have a local motor factor who is well stocked. It completely transformed the way it drives so would recommend this as a high priority job. I love my terrano. It's christened the Turd, but only cos the back shocks were goosed when I got it so a bit unjust now. mmmmm. That could have been why it was a little skittish Oh and one last quite important thing...... PHOTOOOOOOOOOS

05-02-2015, 20:40	#22
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	As said they are RWD motors so the back end can slide out & this gets worse when the rear diff needs an oil change The other thing is tyre pressures front should be 26psi & rears is 26-28psi I think for 16" rims (17" wheels is 26F & 29R) sadly a lot of people think the tyres need around 40psi garage put 40 in my new tyres & almost lost control of the truck just after leaving the garage on a wet night stopped & lowered the pressures down to where they should be & it was spot on

05-02-2015, 21:07	#23
supergnome Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Isle of Axholme Vehicle: T2, 2.7 TDI 2002 lwb Posts: 955	If you change the diff oil make sure the filler plug is loose before you drain the old oil.