2004 freelander td4 juddering.
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Dar ran Dar ran
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Drive shaft
Vcu bearing
Vcu bearing
Nodge68
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Dragging brakes.
andyfreelandy
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VCU tight. Do the one wheel up test. I jad one sounded like I was being followed by a lorry. Tight VCU gives strange wear patterns on rear tyres too as they hop about.
GrumpyGel
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Don't belittle this.
Make sure all your tyres are exactly the same and they are all pumped to the same pressure...
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Might save you a lot of angst.
Make sure all your tyres are exactly the same and they are all pumped to the same pressure...
Feels like driving with brakes on
Hi everyone new to the forum, have a Freelander 1 and have had no problems until I replaced all 4 tyres, it now feels as though I'm driving with the brakes on so drove it for a few miles then checked underneath, the front propshaft was red hot to touch but VCU was ok, took it to my local...
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Might save you a lot of angst.
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