Good Afternoon,

I wonder if anyone can give me some advice.

I have a really bad squeek on my 2014 RRS coming from the drivers front side.

I have taken the car to an official land rover dealer a number of times (7 in total) and they have not been able to fix the problem despite many efforts.

They have changed the brake pads 3 times
They have changed the Disks
They have changed the Calipers
They have also changed all 4 tyres as a gesture of goodwill for months of messing me about.[/b]

The problem is still happening every single time I drive the car at really low speeds (like when stuck in traffic or in a drivethrough etc.)

Does anyone know what this could be?

I have attached a link to a video I took earlier today which indicates the problem.

It seems to be coming from the drivers side front wheel or there abouts.

I have had JLR involved at complaint level but they dont see interested. The car is still under warranty but I am at the stage now where I just want to jack the car in and get my money bad (fat chance I assume)

Could anyone possibly give me some advice here?

This is the video.

http://bt.vega.uk/IMG_3037.mp4

Where do I stand legally here if the car is under warranty but the dealer cannot fix the problem? Every time it goes in, I have to let them keep it for days and they just give me a really poor spec discovery sport which I hate !

sound like a dry wheel bearing

Sounds like hedge sparrows to me... or possibly a chaffinch?

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Farmer Chalk wrote:

Sounds like hedge sparrows to me... or possibly a chaffinch?

Sorry being flippant...... How many miles does your car now have... the reason I ask is my 494 has already had the front bushes replaced...which at very low speeds may be giving that movement in the hub? At higher speeds the drivetrain will 'set' its position??

28,000 Miles.

Ive asked the Dealer to check the Hedge Sparrows and they have already been changed so they say.

Ill check the Chaffinch next time im out and about! Strange the problem only seems to happen around sunrise each morning