drive train vibration
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Yep, I have been in Augusta (CSRA) most of my long life. I am pastor of Lake Park Baptist Church, 211 Milledge Rd. I see that you are at Ft Gordon. Would like to have a cup of coffee or lunch sometime. I am going to order a new shaft and see what happens.
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Pastor Bob (11-04-2018)
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Pastor Bob (11-06-2018)
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Yes, fully lubed. The shaft I bought is fully serviceable. However, am still plagued with a shrill squeal in the drive train that starts and stops with movement of the vehicle.
Also am trying to find the crankshaft position sensor on my 95 discovery 1. any clues out there????
Also am trying to find the crankshaft position sensor on my 95 discovery 1. any clues out there????
I am pretty sure the 95 does not have one, do you have a distributor ? Did some checking they show up with the 4.0L engines with GEMS.
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Pastor Bob (11-07-2018)
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Richard, Thanks I was reading about that this morning and was confused because several had referred me to that as a solution to my problem of eng shutting down after it is driven for about 20 to 30 min around the neighborhood. Can tell it is electrical because of the strong gas odor that accompanies the shut down.
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Richard, Thanks I was reading about that this morning and was confused because several had referred me to that as a solution to my problem of eng shutting down after it is driven for about 20 to 30 min around the neighborhood. Can tell it is electrical because of the strong gas odor that accompanies the shut down.