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Old 19th November 2023, 07:53   #19
SD1too
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... The inner bearing of the driveshaft at the offside had a full roller complete with needle bearings missing from the three bearing tripod on removal of the driveshaft!
The likelihood is that it must have been dropped/misplaced when manipulating the shafts at the time of the MOT repairs almost 2 months ago.

Well done Ian to you and your experienced third party for a successful inspection and diagnosis. Of course it's something that we forum enthusiasts didn't stand a chance of finding.

Is a garage responsible for these MOT repairs? Íf so, the degree of carelessness and dishonesty is quite unbelievable.

Looking at parts availability from Rimmer's I think you'll have quite a task on your hands. Do keep us informed though Ian.

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