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I've removed the front prop and test driven and still the same :doh

Do you mean the rear prop ??

Yeah I know what you mean but like you said it could still be a rear wheel bearing or even rear diff ?? Changed the diff oil twice with comma lsd

Yes mate I've done all new ujs as well :doh

It's defiantly not the wheels infact out of interest I put the back end up in the air removed wheels and spun it up to the speed and still does it, infact I've even removed the rear prop and again spun it up but the noise stoped ?? Can't feel any play in wheel bearing s and even if it was a...

My 05 makes a hell of a rumble vibration between 60 and 70 mph and can't for the life of me find what it is in fact thinking of getting rid of it , just wish I bought the x trail now 😕

That plug is no good now :thumb2

Isn't that the same as having having the engine running ??

Thanks for all the help :thumb2 My findings are Engine off is 12.6 v Engine running is 14.2 Engine running with lights blowers and heated screen is 12.8 v but started to drop as car was only on tick over ?? But would I be correct if I said that the battery may not be holding charge ?? Cheers

I've noticed over the last few days my terrano is struggling to start and the battery is 21 months old. Could anyone tell me what reading I should be getting on the battery when the engine is running to see if it's the alternator which is giving me the problem ?? Cheers again

None in south wales

Just got a 24 inch from halfords using my trade card and paid 21 bucks and the lifetime warranty covers the end :thumb2

My brother in law just got a brand new one :doh and he uses tesco fuel :augie

Two transactions mate

Am I missing something ?? My terrano runs fine on tesco fuel don't it all come from the same place ?? Veg oil will rot ya rubbers including the ones in the Ip and when I tried it I had nothing but running problems and it stinks lol

Went to tesco fuel station armed with my 20p per litre discount so filled the tank and also some 25 ltr drums I have to a total of 200 ltr and cost me £200 notes Happy days :thumb2

I had just a little bit of plastic but all is fine

The filter is inside the bolt so what I did was held the bolt in a vice and used a screw by screwing the screw into the inside of the bolt then pulling the screw head with a pair of big bad ass grips or if you like drill it out but make sure you remove any shit before refitting:thumb2

Mines an 04 and it had a filter in the banjo bolt

Makita 18v best tool I've ever had apart from the one I was born with :thumb2