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tommybGTI

Clunking Shafts After 5 Mins Of Use

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tommybGTI

Guys – im having non stop problems with my 205 gti and its driveshafts. I know there are 100’s of threads on here similar to this but my situation is slightly different.

 

I can put in a new set of driveshafts, and within 5 mins of use they are clunking awfully when turning slowly. On track at speed there is no problem.

 

Info that maybe important – Gripper LSD

309 Gti wishbones (309 shafts were no better, if anything worse as there was no play in them)

 

Any ideas?

 

Tom.

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RossD

Is it definatly the shafts clonking and not the diff?

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tommybGTI

well. i dont know for sure. From what i can tell its the shafts but could be the diff. Whats the difference in noise?

 

As i say - when going over 10/20 mph its smooth as anything.

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kyepan

LSD's clunk when turning at low speed, its how they are.

 

Reconditioned shafts are sometimes duff also, i've had a dead one bought from gsf, it made the gearstick wobble like a rampant rabbit.

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tommybGTI

Ok well thats reassuring then, but this is a fairly big clunk, most important thing is that at speed its fine but its horrible driving around the paddock etc, feels like its falling apart.

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rescue dude

It'll be the diff.

 

Mine does the same.

 

It feels and sounds exactly the same when the CV joint is breaking up. :)

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