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Hey guys i just got a new tailshaft put into my car and eversince i picked it up it has had a clicking noise. (was not there before). mainly hear it around 60km i think, it is very faint. but if you open the door you can hear it clearer.
should i take it back to the shop and get them to fix it? (cause it was there fault) any ideas on what it could be? Also i want to make sure that they fitted the exact same one for my car as they are different than the stock falcons/fairmont. are there any ways to check it? hopefully some people can help us out. cheers
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Daniel |
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To answer your 1st Q - if your not happy with the work and don;t think you can live with the noise which shouldn't be there in the 1st place, YES take it back.
Q 2, not too sure.
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You say its new? it may have some swarf or crap rattling around inside it. I would simply take it back.
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joolz |
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DVL its u again!! hey send me a private message thing and swap numbers, sounds like you need some real help there.
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I'm assuming by 'New' you mean they've installed another 2nd hand tailshaft - if that's the case, perhaps they haven't bothered to change the uni's - one of the uni's may be worn or have dried out lubricant . . .
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hey give the mechanic some credit, i would doubt they would fit a drive shaft with bad uni joints!! also the lubricant doesnt dry out it actually turns to a jelly. its made to withstand high temp.
Antway DVL is this something like the driveshaft your looking for, its a 3 1/4" alloy with and internal tuned damper and a slip yoke damper to absorb any crap from the trans in torque convertor lock up.
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s**t your lucky Joolz to be able to plonk a driveshaft on your Dining room table like that. s**t! My misses would hit the roof if I did that!
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dyl |
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well yeah it is a second hand one but there is still a noise there. but yeah went there today and they were closed so will go there monday. it still goes alright but i dont want to push the car to higher speeds when the tailshaft is making noises.
_________________ 1996 EF Fairmont Ghia
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snap0964 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: hey give the mechanic some credit, i would doubt they would fit a drive shaft with bad uni joints!! You would think not - but as mentioned, it's a 2nd hand shaft, and may have the 2nd hand joints installed, and they may have some wear - I'd rather check them (which isn't difficult), instead of ruling them out on an assumption . . . .
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joolz,
what would be the going price for those tailshafts and assuming all cars are not equal would i require a different one for the fairlane??? cheers
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joolz |
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the fairlains is a longer shaft due to being a longer wheel base, think its about 150mm longer
not sure on a price as i only make them but our company only supplies to ford. private message me and i may be able to help you out somehow. |
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