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Old 26th January 2024, 13:26   #1
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Does anyone know where I can buy a new trilobe bearing for my rover 75 diesel manual driveshaft ?
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Old 26th January 2024, 14:41   #2
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Not sure of the term you use but I bought second hand drivers side driveshaft for my CDTi manual from ebay as the easiest way out. New are available online aftermarket or through Rimmers but not cheap. See the top of the page in this link:-
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Does anyone know where I can buy a new trilobe bearing for my rover 75 diesel manual driveshaft ?
Is this for the C.V joint or the main bearing drive shaft support bracket ...
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Old 26th January 2024, 21:54   #4
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the three lobed bearing forming the CV joint on the drivers side drive shaft.No luck with the usual suppliers.
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Old 26th January 2024, 22:47   #5
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Its actually called a tripode joint, Rimmers have the complete LH driveshaft at the price of £372.
If you dont want to go down that route try someone like college motors at Burford, they have alot of good used spares, be sure to pack out the replacement with GKN tripode joint grease.
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the three lobed bearing forming the CV joint on the drivers side drive shaft.No luck with the usual suppliers.
Hi Dougie.
similar to this from the Freelander 1 then, but i doubt they are compatible, just so we all know what we are talking about.
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Which one is it on the RB graph.
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID001540

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Thanks everyone. Ordered a whole driveshaft off e bay.
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Old 28th March 2024, 19:12   #8
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Hi Dougie,

Only just seen this, so too late to be of help to you but fyi I went through a lot of pain a few months ago trying to source a inner driveshaft for my 2005 V6 manual; (and there is a lot of different driveshafts for all the permutations) because the trilobe bearing had been.... er,, damaged (its a long story). Glad to report though that Gary Rogers (aka Lovel, this forum) not only realised the problem that the vehicle had been suffering from, (another long story) came from the driveshaft but whilst we searched e-bay, found a supplier for an identical trilobe bearing itself that saved the day.

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Sorry, to avoid any confusion: Trilobe bearing = Tripode joint

LWHX3823.jpg.
That is the one from my vehicle (...not fully complete!)
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Sorry, to avoid any confusion: Trilobe bearing = Tripode joint

Attachment 89464.
That is the one from my vehicle (...not fully complete!)
Do you have a link to the seller or part number used?
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