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Vissie
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Squeeling steering noise.
Rear differential noise.
They are all thats common to be honest.
Both noticable on roadtest.
Can find threads on both these issues on this forum tbh.
Good cars though imho.
Rear differential noise.
They are all thats common to be honest.
Both noticable on roadtest.
Can find threads on both these issues on this forum tbh.
Good cars though imho.
disco_mikey
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Noisy P/s issue, normally cured by a new reservoir @ £20 or so.
Rear diffs can get a bit noisy, and fairly expensive to replace. Not particularly common though.
Wheel bearings are a bit of a weak point. Changed a fair few of them.
Rear pads and handbrake mechanism tend to seize through lack of use. Both cheap and easy fixes though.
Other than that, not much else goes wrong with them other than routine servicing
Rear diffs can get a bit noisy, and fairly expensive to replace. Not particularly common though.
Wheel bearings are a bit of a weak point. Changed a fair few of them.
Rear pads and handbrake mechanism tend to seize through lack of use. Both cheap and easy fixes though.
Other than that, not much else goes wrong with them other than routine servicing
Dougden
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Watch out for clutch problems around 60-80k Look through the history to see if it has been done (like my wifes - £1300 at a specialist) or ensure you get a warranty that covers it!
The slave cylinder sits inside the gearbox and it all has to come out when it fails, which it is prone to do. Haldex can get noisy as well although I had an 08 reg in a previous life and it was difficult to tell if it was bearings or haldex. Ended up having both done, fortunately under warranty, but dealers will always fight you before admiting there is anything wrong....."Probably just tyre noise sir. Come back when you have replaced them if you still have a problem"
The slave cylinder sits inside the gearbox and it all has to come out when it fails, which it is prone to do. Haldex can get noisy as well although I had an 08 reg in a previous life and it was difficult to tell if it was bearings or haldex. Ended up having both done, fortunately under warranty, but dealers will always fight you before admiting there is anything wrong....."Probably just tyre noise sir. Come back when you have replaced them if you still have a problem"
