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Old 22nd May 2017, 21:33   #1
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Default Steering wheel vibration absorber

After one of these, part no QTD100040.

I replaced all of the engine mounts and can barely feel the engine running now. But I want more
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Old 22nd May 2017, 22:36   #2
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Old 23rd May 2017, 08:21   #3
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Endon Services sometimes list the parts they don't actually have available but it's worth asking.

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Unfortunately this part is not available."
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Old 24th May 2017, 16:08   #4
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Endon Services sometimes list the parts they don't actually have available but it's worth asking.

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"Thank your for you inquiry.
Unfortunately this part is not available."
Hi Andre,

Trust you are well. I have found the above is the case as well.

As a thought and a long shot you could ask the company below - I am not hopeful because the item does not come up on the part finder website - www.mgroverpartfinder.com/Distributor. I have listed the contact details and Astrid speaks good English! I bought an oil cooler pipe off them recently and service was excellent. They tend to have parts others don't have.

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Have a read through of this thread

https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=247084

The sign that it was my column causing vibration was a play in the wheel when alternately pressed and pulled repeatedly while holding at three and nine o'clock on the wheel ( if that makes sense ).
While sitting in the drivers seat with the engine off, as I pulled with my left and pushed with my right I could feel and hear a clonk, when I then pushed with my left and pulled with my right I could again feel and hear the clonk.
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