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Gandalf the Grey

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  1. Thanks Mike, pity I didn't know or realise this before removing the diff flange. Although, the seal needed doing. I think I will have to drain oil, as I would replace the seal, seeing as I am taking off the flange. Saves me having to do it at a later stage. Would this be the correct part to get, that would fit the large end of the propshaft? http://www.brit-car.co.uk/product.php/408398/2720/transfer_box_fr_flange_kit_disc11
  2. I have been informed that the prop is not fitted with the sliding end toward the trfr box, but the other way around. So now, need the flange on the trfr box that will fit the prop and I also need to find the part number for a new flange for the diff, as the existing one is a bit scored. Problem is, I can't seem to find one for a 93 200 Tdi
  3. Here are some photos that may help. First one is of the two flanges, original one on the left. the next two are of the 2 flanges against the propshaft, showing how much smaller they are. Hope this makes sense now with the photos.
  4. I need some advice if possible please. I needed to replace my Disco 200 Tdi front prop and had read and heard that some folk had replaced it with a D2 Td5 front prop. Well, I went ahead and bought a new D2 Td5 front prop and when coming to install it, I find that the flange on the diff is too small compared to the mating face on the propshaft. I then went and ordered (what I thought was the correct flange) Part No STC4858 and now find that this one will not fit in the diff nor is it big enough to fit to the propshaft. Any suggestions on which flange will fit a 200Tdi front diff and will be the right fit for the prop or have I wasted my money and time?
  5. Used the Tesco one neat and it was the blue one.
  6. Put some Tesco screenwash in and this morning on way to work at 5-30am had a lovely sheet of ice to look through after trying to clean the windscreen. Didn't freeze in the pipe, but froze as soon as it hit the windscreen.
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