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xsport · 2nd July 2022, 14:32

Ed , is the drive shaft fully home inboard, try rotating left to right applying a little inwards pressure on lifting the hub. Whilst your in there check that the tab on the rear of the shocker strut is fully down into the hub. You can compare the position of the tab to the other side. If you dont find an answer then take it off and check out under the boot of the cv joint that its ok.The shaft will be easier to work on then. It seems from the sound of it that the shaft is not located properly inboard. you dont say if its auto or manual.

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xsport Posted a thing or two rover 75 club se Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Leicester Posts: 1,660 Thanks: 358 Thanked 419 Times in 310 Posts	Ed , is the drive shaft fully home inboard, try rotating left to right applying a little inwards pressure on lifting the hub. Whilst your in there check that the tab on the rear of the shocker strut is fully down into the hub. You can compare the position of the tab to the other side. If you dont find an answer then take it off and check out under the boot of the cv joint that its ok.The shaft will be easier to work on then. It seems from the sound of it that the shaft is not located properly inboard. you dont say if its auto or manual. Last edited by xsport; 2nd July 2022 at 14:38..