RumHam
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Can anyone recommend a firm in the south east (ideally near Essex) that would be able to do a diff rebuild on a triumph 2500?
Unit is already removed from the car.
Thanks in advance.
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What exactly is wrong with it? If it's just bearings it's a pretty easy DIY job tbh.
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RumHam
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Sorry for delayed reply xbl it’s not actually my car and all I know is it’s got a lot of ‘play’ in it. You are the second person to tell me they are easy to rebuild yourself. Any recommendations to a guide or manual at all? Thanks |
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I haven't used them for some time but thames transmissions on Canvey were good.
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RumHam
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Nov 14, 2022 14:30:05 GMT
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he is a bit further afield than Essex but i highly recommend 2Spec Transmissions in Kenilworth. www.2specgroup.co.uk/ |
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Pid363!
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Madness is all in the mind!
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Nov 14, 2022 17:45:20 GMT
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Stupid is as stupid does!
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Nov 15, 2022 10:15:04 GMT
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I would second Hardy Engineering - they rebuilt my Jag gearbox and diff a few years ago. They aren't the quickest and with old stuff, parts availability is often a problem, but they know their stuff. |
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Old Fords never die they just go sideways
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