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farmer phil · 24-11-2013, 20:36

Hi new to this forum ,as my name says yes I am a farmer I have had two terranoes both swb but my first was a 2.7td truck which in the two and a half years of ownership cost a clutch ,now I have a 3.0td van which is great truck and in the five years of use has been just as good ,but in the last year I have had a noise which I am having problems finding it only happens when I first pull away it seams to come from the rear its a loud clonk if any body can shed a light on this I would be greatfull

zippy656 · 24-11-2013, 20:40

Welcome, all the help youll ever need...

Just not from me

The brains will be along soon im sure

ste68blue · 24-11-2013, 20:40

Hi and welcome to the forum.
I would start by checking the rear propshaft UJ.
Climb underneath and grab the joint, if there is any movement it will need replacing.
I did a write up on this a little while ago in the down loads section

zippy656 · 24-11-2013, 20:41

See

Told you

Sweety · 24-11-2013, 20:49

Hi & welcome, nice to see a farmer with good taste in motors

farmer phil · 24-11-2013, 20:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by ste68blue

Hi and welcome to the forum.
I would start by checking the rear propshaft UJ.
Climb underneath and grab the joint, if there is any movement it will need replacing.
I did a write up on this a little while ago in the down loads section

Ujs are ok had it jacked up and pulled on the back axle its just passed its test so I thought is there anything in the rear dif ? but no problems when its running your thoughts ?

ste68blue · 24-11-2013, 21:07

Sorry cant help there...am sure someone will be along soon...

Dynamics · 24-11-2013, 23:02

Hello and welcome.

firebobby · 25-11-2013, 17:31

Check your car jack is secure, it lives in the NSR behind a small panel. Also see if the spare wheel is secure as they can come loose or wear on the mountings.

farmer phil · 01-12-2013, 18:44

Hi again been looking on other forums with regards to the rear diff ,it seams that if it has lsd then it can be the fact that the diff oil needs replacing which I have done what came out can only be called sludge ,so I hope that by changing the oil it will make a differance .

rustic · 01-12-2013, 18:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by farmer phil

Hi again been looking on other forums with regards to the rear diff ,it seams that if it has lsd then it can be the fact that the diff oil needs replacing which I have done what came out can only be called sludge ,so I hope that by changing the oil it will make a differance .

It can come out quite sludgy, grey often.
Have you put the correct oil in?
It MUST be LSD oil, Coma do a GL5 version.

Welcome to the club.

Rustic

farmer phil · 14-01-2014, 22:31

Sorry its been some time since I last posted on here ,the dif oil has been changed and yes it was like sludge ,but been doing a bit of work on the truck firstly the paint work needed a bit of repairing mainly round the back door then I bought a 50mm lifting kit from Millners and a rear poly bush kit that is all done plus I have fitted the rear windows its had 245/70/16 tires put on its winter steel wheels A frame and spots so now it looks totally different .The noise from the back seams to have become less I have learned that it may take some time to clear 3-4 k then I will need to change it again .one thing I do know is that I will not leave it as long again before it gets a good clean and waxoil its been three years and things do deteriorate ie rust takes a hold but its sorted now .One other thing I have been looking in to is the wife runs a Honda CRV which has been a good car but when anything goes wrong it costs an arm and a leg ( millners do not cater for this car ) so we are looking for an other terrano this time a long wheel base 3.0lt of coarse and as new as possible with low mileage the thoughts behind this is 1/ 7 seats we have just adopted three kids 2/ I can service it and look after myself 3/ the wife likes driving my truck so she can have her own plus a lot of the newer 4*4 are getting so pricey crv in 2005 started at £18k now its more like £27k just can not justify that kind of out lay on a car ,any way will put up some photos when I get a chance .

AlexD333 · 14-01-2014, 23:57

Yup, I was working for Honda for 2 years, owning a Honda is not as cheap as people may like to think.

I spent about 2250 on service bills in one year!!! And that's at staff rate

Banshee · 14-01-2014, 23:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by farmer phil

Sorry its been some time since I last posted on here ,the dif oil has been changed and yes it was like sludge ,but been doing a bit of work on the truck firstly the paint work needed a bit of repairing mainly round the back door then I bought a 50mm lifting kit from Millners and a rear poly bush kit that is all done plus I have fitted the rear windows its had 245/70/16 tires put on its winter steel wheels A frame and spots so now it looks totally different .The noise from the back seams to have become less I have learned that it may take some time to clear 3-4 k then I will need to change it again .one thing I do know is that I will not leave it as long again before it gets a good clean and waxoil its been three years and things do deteriorate ie rust takes a hold but its sorted now .One other thing I have been looking in to is the wife runs a Honda CRV which has been a good car but when anything goes wrong it costs an arm and a leg ( millners do not cater for this car ) so we are looking for an other terrano this time a long wheel base 3.0lt of coarse and as new as possible with low mileage the thoughts behind this is 1/ 7 seats we have just adopted three kids 2/ I can service it and look after myself 3/ the wife likes driving my truck so she can have her own plus a lot of the newer 4*4 are getting so pricey crv in 2005 started at £18k now its more like £27k just can not justify that kind of out lay on a car ,any way will put up some photos when I get a chance .

You say you installed windows, I presume you mean that you converted the Van, you wouldn't by any chance happen to still have the window boards?

firebobby · 15-01-2014, 00:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexD333

Yup, I was working for Honda for 2 years, owning a Honda is not as cheap as people may like to think.

I spent about 2250 on service bills in one year!!! And that's at staff rate

Just sold our Jazz, had it nearly 5 years and spend around £600 in that time. Sounds like you bought a money pit

24-11-2013, 20:36	#1
farmer phil Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: north notts Vehicle: terrano 2 3.0lt td Posts: 13	newby Hi new to this forum ,as my name says yes I am a farmer I have had two terranoes both swb but my first was a 2.7td truck which in the two and a half years of ownership cost a clutch ,now I have a 3.0td van which is great truck and in the five years of use has been just as good ,but in the last year I have had a noise which I am having problems finding it only happens when I first pull away it seams to come from the rear its a loud clonk if any body can shed a light on this I would be greatfull

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24-11-2013, 20:40	#2
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,138	Welcome, all the help youll ever need... Just not from me The brains will be along soon im sure

24-11-2013, 20:40	#3
ste68blue Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: yorkshire Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2, 2.7TDi Posts: 664	Hi and welcome to the forum. I would start by checking the rear propshaft UJ. Climb underneath and grab the joint, if there is any movement it will need replacing. I did a write up on this a little while ago in the down loads section

24-11-2013, 20:41	#4
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,138	See Told you

24-11-2013, 20:49	#5
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	Hi & welcome, nice to see a farmer with good taste in motors

24-11-2013, 21:07	#7
ste68blue Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: yorkshire Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2, 2.7TDi Posts: 664	Sorry cant help there...am sure someone will be along soon...

24-11-2013, 23:02	#8
Dynamics Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Nelson's County Vehicle: TERRANO SWB 2.4 Petrol Posts: 568	Hello and welcome.

25-11-2013, 17:31	#9
firebobby Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: South Bucks Vehicle: Terrano 3.0 SVE 2005 Posts: 3,499	Check your car jack is secure, it lives in the NSR behind a small panel. Also see if the spare wheel is secure as they can come loose or wear on the mountings.

01-12-2013, 18:44	#10
farmer phil Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: north notts Vehicle: terrano 2 3.0lt td Posts: 13	Hi again been looking on other forums with regards to the rear diff ,it seams that if it has lsd then it can be the fact that the diff oil needs replacing which I have done what came out can only be called sludge ,so I hope that by changing the oil it will make a differance .

14-01-2014, 22:31	#12
farmer phil Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: north notts Vehicle: terrano 2 3.0lt td Posts: 13	Sorry its been some time since I last posted on here ,the dif oil has been changed and yes it was like sludge ,but been doing a bit of work on the truck firstly the paint work needed a bit of repairing mainly round the back door then I bought a 50mm lifting kit from Millners and a rear poly bush kit that is all done plus I have fitted the rear windows its had 245/70/16 tires put on its winter steel wheels A frame and spots so now it looks totally different .The noise from the back seams to have become less I have learned that it may take some time to clear 3-4 k then I will need to change it again .one thing I do know is that I will not leave it as long again before it gets a good clean and waxoil its been three years and things do deteriorate ie rust takes a hold but its sorted now .One other thing I have been looking in to is the wife runs a Honda CRV which has been a good car but when anything goes wrong it costs an arm and a leg ( millners do not cater for this car ) so we are looking for an other terrano this time a long wheel base 3.0lt of coarse and as new as possible with low mileage the thoughts behind this is 1/ 7 seats we have just adopted three kids 2/ I can service it and look after myself 3/ the wife likes driving my truck so she can have her own plus a lot of the newer 4*4 are getting so pricey crv in 2005 started at £18k now its more like £27k just can not justify that kind of out lay on a car ,any way will put up some photos when I get a chance .

14-01-2014, 23:57	#13
AlexD333 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Uk Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 TDI Posts: 7,847	Yup, I was working for Honda for 2 years, owning a Honda is not as cheap as people may like to think. I spent about 2250 on service bills in one year!!! And that's at staff rate