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4w to 2w clutching problem
- adamatdraycott
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22 Mar 2013 12:25 #66536
by adamatdraycott
Replied by adamatdraycott on topic 4w to 2w clutching problem
The system like any needs occasional use or it becomes stiff.
When i bought mine i'm fairly certain 4wd had never been used! and the whole box was stiff and clunky.
I worked it every time i drove for the first few weeks, changing into 4wd at traffic lights etc and then changing back before pulling away. The system is now as it should be almost silent.
A slight clunk is nothing to worry about. Its a crude/agricultural type system... if you want a smooth 4wd change, buy a RR
When i bought mine i'm fairly certain 4wd had never been used! and the whole box was stiff and clunky.
I worked it every time i drove for the first few weeks, changing into 4wd at traffic lights etc and then changing back before pulling away. The system is now as it should be almost silent.
A slight clunk is nothing to worry about. Its a crude/agricultural type system... if you want a smooth 4wd change, buy a RR
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- VAXXi
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22 Mar 2013 13:01 #66544
by VAXXi
Replied by VAXXi on topic 4w to 2w clutching problem
I actually like the clunking, makes it feel more alive. My old motorcycle did a helluva clunk when putting in 1st, not 'clickyclicky' like the modern ones. It's manly, we like things that make noise, get over it 
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22 Mar 2013 13:18 #66547
by Halford
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22 Mar 2013 13:32 #66552
by darthloachie
never mind, may one day it will and then you'll feel better
Replied by darthloachie on topic 4w to 2w clutching problem
Halford wrote:
mine doesn't clunk :lol:
never mind, may one day it will and then you'll feel better
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22 Mar 2013 13:43 - 22 Mar 2013 13:45 #66553
by DaleR
try letting 1ltr of diff oil out that might help
Replied by DaleR on topic 4w to 2w clutching problem
Halford wrote:
try letting 1ltr of diff oil out that might help
Last edit: 22 Mar 2013 13:45 by DaleR.
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