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Car Forum / MINI / April 2004

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Noisy transfer gears

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egor@notnow.com - 16 Apr 2004 18:13 GMT
HELP

My transfer gears are worn and making one hell of a racket and its
driving me mad!

Worse thing is, its worse at 30 / 40 MPH when driving around town on
low throttle.

Anybody got any cures that dont involve dismataling the engine?

cheers

-anthony
www.downdraught.co.uk
k - 16 Apr 2004 22:08 GMT
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> -anthony
> www.downdraught.co.uk

Hi,
It is just possible to get to the gears with the engine in place, but the
engine has to be lifted off the mountings.It's likely that the bearings are
worn, which usually wears the shafts on the gear. I have seen a very bad
case where the bearings had collapsed completely and the gears had chewed up
the casing. Let's hope that yours are not that bad.

Keith
egor@notnow.com - 17 Apr 2004 17:39 GMT
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>case where the bearings had collapsed completely and the gears had chewed up
>the casing. Let's hope that yours are not that bad.

Thought so, they arent that bad yet its still driving ok but I will
have to do something before the sumer is out :(

-anthony
 
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