J jcw3456 Mar 21, 2015 #1 Just been checking out online what the problem could be and the most opinion seems to be the diff bearing or the gearbox is shot, anyone know approximately what the cost would be in a local garage to get it fixed, seems to be a big job. !!!
Just been checking out online what the problem could be and the most opinion seems to be the diff bearing or the gearbox is shot, anyone know approximately what the cost would be in a local garage to get it fixed, seems to be a big job. !!!
OP OP J jcw3456 Mar 23, 2015 #3 frank said: what year/model jcw ? Click to expand... 2002 only 66k on the clock think its a sprite, not sure, have to check the handbook , 4 door. Thx
frank said: what year/model jcw ? Click to expand... 2002 only 66k on the clock think its a sprite, not sure, have to check the handbook , 4 door. Thx
frank Club Member Mar 23, 2015 #4 the coilpack g/box,s can be expensive, does the noise change at all ?
OP OP J jcw3456 Mar 23, 2015 #5 Gets a bit noiser when am in 4th and top gear, seems to be less in first 3 gears. When coasting no noise
Gets a bit noiser when am in 4th and top gear, seems to be less in first 3 gears. When coasting no noise
frank Club Member Mar 23, 2015 #6 i,m guessing output shaft bearing then personally, pollyp covered a g/box rebuild in his blog (if you cant source a replacement one)
i,m guessing output shaft bearing then personally, pollyp covered a g/box rebuild in his blog (if you cant source a replacement one)
frank Club Member Mar 23, 2015 #8 jcw3456 said: just had a quote for a rebuild £350 is that reasonable. ? thx Click to expand... its the going rate i guess mate, you should be able to pick up a g/box for £100ish tho
jcw3456 said: just had a quote for a rebuild £350 is that reasonable. ? thx Click to expand... its the going rate i guess mate, you should be able to pick up a g/box for £100ish tho
OP OP J jcw3456 Mar 24, 2015 #9 As I gather the cash, anyone got an opinion on molyslip as a temp fix, thx
(if you cant source a replacement one)