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wanted jimny 07 manual gearbox
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31 Jul 2021 11:32 #237194
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Thanks Martin, It's back in the garage on monday so I'll pass that on.
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03 Aug 2021 20:22 #237286
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The leak is fixed, they replaced the gearbox rear tail shaft seal. Also the oil was topped up on the front diff' as there is a slight leak from the drivers side hub seal, so I'll get that fixed next. The high pitch whine / whistle must be the diff as it was the same after the gearbox seal was done and only got much quieter after the diff was topped up.
I'll still look for a replacement gearbox as this one feels kind of worn out, everything feels loose and gearstick travel and engagement is floppy, but the jimny is driveable and not leaving a pool of oil where I've parked.
I'll still look for a replacement gearbox as this one feels kind of worn out, everything feels loose and gearstick travel and engagement is floppy, but the jimny is driveable and not leaving a pool of oil where I've parked.
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04 Aug 2021 17:35 #237300
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The leak is unfixed. After talking to the mechanic it turns out he totally disregarded the info I gave him from Martin and just changed the rear gearbox seal again even though I told him that had been done recently, so waste of time and 140 quid.
As I understand it there are 2 versions of the mini prop shaft the one with the weak adhesive which is prone to leaking and the one which suzuki provides which addresses that problem, do they have different part numbers so one can distinguish between the 2?
I also read on another thread, a comment by cgauer, regarding a possible recall issue for this very problem, is there any further clarification?
I called suzuki UK re' this and the guy I spoke to said he'd never heard of this problem and that there are no recalls for my jimny.
I called a guy called Zak at Wyke Motors in Yorkshire, he was fully aware of it and said it would be a quick fix at 60 quid, he would replace the mini prop. So at the moment I'm thinking of taking the car to him for that and a bit more work that needs doing, anyone familiar with Wyke Motors?
As I understand it there are 2 versions of the mini prop shaft the one with the weak adhesive which is prone to leaking and the one which suzuki provides which addresses that problem, do they have different part numbers so one can distinguish between the 2?
I also read on another thread, a comment by cgauer, regarding a possible recall issue for this very problem, is there any further clarification?
I called suzuki UK re' this and the guy I spoke to said he'd never heard of this problem and that there are no recalls for my jimny.
I called a guy called Zak at Wyke Motors in Yorkshire, he was fully aware of it and said it would be a quick fix at 60 quid, he would replace the mini prop. So at the moment I'm thinking of taking the car to him for that and a bit more work that needs doing, anyone familiar with Wyke Motors?
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04 Aug 2021 21:31 #237307
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If you pay money out to fix a problem then you have the right to expect that the problem is fixed. As the repair has not succeeded you are in a strong position to complain and if necessary take the garage to a small claims court.
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24 Aug 2021 17:09 - 24 Aug 2021 17:19 #237843
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Update, Wyke Motors in Yorkshire, fixed the leak with a changed mini prop,and another rear gearbox seal, the old one only fitted a couple of weeks earlier was pretty chewed up, makes me think some problem with the old prop was damaging the seal as it was changed 3 times in all and it's not happening now with the changed prop.
So now the jimny sounds almost normal driving around town but on the motorway at 50 and over there is a loud sound like a sewing machine, (I've had a few jimny's and never heard this sound before) it's speed changing with the speed of the car, it's still there if you engage the clutch and coast or if you put it in neutral. As both the gearbox and the front diff had varying amounts of oil due to the leaks as I've been driving, it could be either, is there a way to determine if the noise is coming from the gearbox or the front diff? Or I guess it may be something else entirely.. Any ideas?
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So now the jimny sounds almost normal driving around town but on the motorway at 50 and over there is a loud sound like a sewing machine, (I've had a few jimny's and never heard this sound before) it's speed changing with the speed of the car, it's still there if you engage the clutch and coast or if you put it in neutral. As both the gearbox and the front diff had varying amounts of oil due to the leaks as I've been driving, it could be either, is there a way to determine if the noise is coming from the gearbox or the front diff? Or I guess it may be something else entirely.. Any ideas?
I'm on the lookout for a tailgate, the dark green metalic.
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24 Aug 2021 17:38 #237844
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One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic wanted jimny 07 manual gearbox
If the 4x4 system is as designed then the front diff is static when in 2wd so can be ruled out. Depending on the pitch of the noise it could be something as simple as an exhaust heat shield?
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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