13/08/20 04:29 AM13/08/20 04:29 AM #22 Author Ford have done all the work so far. Ill do most of the work myself but dropping the front and rear cradle is to bigger job for me.
13/08/20 11:35 AM13/08/20 11:35 AM #24 Author I supplied the after market mounts and they just charged me 2 hours labour. can the right hand side front diff bush be taken out and replaced from the bottom as that's a job for me.
24/08/20 06:54 AM24/08/20 06:54 AM #25 Author Hi Arronm Changed the rear gearbox mount yesterday and it was a bastard of a job. Had to make up a tool to push the new bush in. The front right hand side diff bush is also broken which might be the final part of the puzzle.
26/08/20 08:43 AM26/08/20 08:43 AM #26 Author Hi All. Thanks for everbodies suggestions unfortunately after changing all the drive line bushings. 3 x rear diff. 3 x front diff. 1 x rear engine/gearbox mount. 2 x engine mounts. Vibration has changed but still there. All the bushings were broken and needed to be changed. Today I got Ford to connect their laptop to the OBD2 port and go for a test drive with me. When the vibration starts it showed a misfire on all cylinders. There view is that it could be the torque converter but first we are going to change the coil packs and the crank angle sensor. They no longer think it's the drive shafts. Has anybody come across this and if it is the torque converter what's the most economical way to go.
29/08/20 01:05 AM29/08/20 01:05 AM #27 Author Does anybody know if a torque converter with a damaged turbine blade confuse the on board computer. Throttle position and irregular trust casing computer to compensate causing a misfire type vibration. This is what Ford are telling me could be the problem but its a big leap of faith to potentially change a torque converter if nothing wrong with it. Thanks AndyF6X
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