|| On or around Wed, 13 Dec 2006 21:48:33 -0000, "Richard Brookman" || enlightened us thusly: || ||| 2001 Disco II ES auto ||| 1971 S2a 88" petrol ||| 1991 Transit Camper || || I see a pattern here, BTW... you need a 1981 rangie, next, I assume?
Hey, well spotted! BTDT with the Rangie - but a 1951 or 61 Manx Norton would be most acceptable, if Santa is reading this.
Oh now you're getting rude!
On or around Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:50:13 -0000, "Richard Brookman" enlightened us thusly:
1951 80" series I?It feels as if the knock is coming from right underneath the driver's seat.
After further investigation I have ruled out the clutch. If I engage in
1st or second, let go of the throttle and let the car move along at idle speed and then suddenly apply throttle the knock is there. 3rd gear also does this but less noticeable.Any ideas what this could be?
|| On or around Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:50:13 -0000, "Richard Brookman" || enlightened us thusly: || ||| Austin Shackles wrote: ||| ||||| On or around Wed, 13 Dec 2006 21:48:33 -0000, "Richard Brookman" ||||| enlightened us thusly: ||||| |||||| 2001 Disco II ES auto |||||| 1971 S2a 88" petrol |||||| 1991 Transit Camper ||||| ||||| I see a pattern here, BTW... you need a 1981 rangie, next, I ||||| assume? ||| ||| Hey, well spotted! BTDT with the Rangie - but a 1951 or 61 Manx ||| Norton would be most acceptable, if Santa is reading this. || || 1951 80" series I? || ||
Close! I'm (long-term, not this year) after a 1953 Series One that I am going to restore to perfect working order, dent-free, shiny and cherished. Think Dorian Gray.
In message , ikb writes
My 2005 110 has knocked slightly from new on setting off and sometimes on the overrun, I gave up with maindealer and traced it to the rear diff pinion flange needing a tweak.
Have you checked the handbrake drum isnt sticking/binding like dougal and I suggested? That aint that far from the drivers bum..
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