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Jimbob36 Member Since: 13 May 2016 Location: Melton mowbray Posts: 74 |
Me too! Had everything done. I suspect steering rack as prone on the first model tdv6. Only just got car so want sorting. |
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Tue Jun 14 2016 3:05pm |
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l200jmc Member Since: 07 Mar 2015 Location: North East Posts: 16 |
Such and pain in the *** ain't they mate. Mines the tdv8 on a 57 but shes got a few miles now |
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Tue Jun 14 2016 3:52pm |
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Jimbob36 Member Since: 13 May 2016 Location: Melton mowbray Posts: 74 |
It's been back and had turbo actuator, 2 tyres, front discs, alignment and balancing. Still there! |
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Tue Jun 14 2016 5:10pm |
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Loco98 Member Since: 06 Jun 2015 Location: Dublin Posts: 31 |
Have the same issues myself. Garage have tried everything to sort it. Suspension is fine. Rack is fine. Tracking and whelel balancing. Changed discs all round. EPB shoes. I think it's a sticky caliper myself but they said they are fine. Funnily though after the last time it was in I checked the wheel nuts a few were slightly loose. I tightened them up and did have a blast at the garage. Funnily about a week later I found 3 that had slightly loosened again. It's like a quater turn loose. Have ordered new wheel nuts. |
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Wed Jun 15 2016 1:21pm |
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l200jmc Member Since: 07 Mar 2015 Location: North East Posts: 16 |
These cars are nothing but headache's or at least mine is lol, I've noticed I have a bit of play in the steering wheel, which can be felt when going over bumpy terrain.. If anybody knows what it could be |
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Wed Jun 15 2016 5:22pm |
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mac01642 Member Since: 31 May 2016 Location: north east Posts: 20 |
currently going through the same, this only started happening after new brake pads where fitted.... following fitting I had a sticky caliper which cause dover heat. this weekend im changing discs and callipers. I will let you know how I get on. |
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Fri Jun 17 2016 2:58pm |
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RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 8980 |
Be helpful if you filled out your profile so we all know what version of RRS you're driving in future threads. My TDV8 is starting to feel loose in the steering too. I think it's getting ready for new struts (the ride is a bit brittle these days) and I'll probably throw new arms at it too. After 130,000 hard miles and nearly 9 years I think they're due a change. Although the front lower arms have been changed before I think a full set might be a good plan. In your place, I'd start with a new set of lower front arms. They're the usual wear items at the front end. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders 2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed |
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Fri Jun 17 2016 5:23pm |
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Bounce Member Since: 12 Apr 2016 Location: Cornwall Posts: 21 |
I had all these issues after new pads were fitted,wheel vibration,sticking calliper etc.After 3k miles it seems to have sorted its self now,must of been a misshaped pad.By the way it's a 2006 2.7. |
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Sat Jun 18 2016 6:31am |
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Loco98 Member Since: 06 Jun 2015 Location: Dublin Posts: 31 |
What I have found with mine is that the wheels are losing balance after a couple of weeks. Got them balanced 2 weeks ago and all vibrations gone. Now they are now going out of balance again. What would make them keep losing balance. |
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Fri Sep 02 2016 7:44am |
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Jimbob36 Member Since: 13 May 2016 Location: Melton mowbray Posts: 74 |
Same as ours was! Weve now lost patience with it and it has been rejected as not fit for purpose. Engine fault came back again after 2 weeks. Turbo, map, maf, csv all replaced and it still did it ! Most unreliable car we've owned! Won't be having another one! Back to defender td5 for us! |
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Fri Sep 02 2016 7:59am |
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BKHK Member Since: 05 May 2008 Location: Perth Posts: 1941 |
It sounds unlikely and it was the subject of many posts back in 08-09 however, my persistent front wheel wobble was eventually traced to the rear diff.
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Fri Sep 02 2016 12:41pm |
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