Hello folks help needed on my Rangey, had the car 8 weeks now and now seem to have a problem when the car has been driven and warmed up, that when turning right at slow speed it grinds, nothing turning left or driving in a straight line, all ok no grinding or any form of noise. Its a L322 TD6 2003 Vogue.
Range rover L 322 grinding problem when steering.
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Deasy
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Sounds like a wheel bearing to me
Pikey
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Errm this thread is fpr EMERGENCY use only not for day to day problems. Please repost in the correct section I:E the rangerover section.
Okie dokie will repost.
blue beasty
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ebbadger
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most likely the cv as it happens when turning.... id expect the wheel bearing to grumble in a straight line as well as turning
cheers steve
cheers steve
2.0_hippo
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front diff ?
Deasy
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When mine went it only gave jipp when turning. Until it got really bad
£200 it cost to get mine done
£200 it cost to get mine done
myfirstl322
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LR did a recall on front diff i believe, even out of warranty vehicles i think...
my 2002 V8 was done in 2008....
But, cv a definite possiblity,
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Could it be the ball joint? I had a similar thing not so long ago but can't find my post on it. Changed the lower and uppers and the ride height sensors all at the same time.
addit but I did find the diagram that was nicely supplied by Saint, showing the parts http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/attac...ion-knocking-worn-bushes-l322_ball_joint2.jpg
addit but I did find the diagram that was nicely supplied by Saint, showing the parts
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/attac...ion-knocking-worn-bushes-l322_ball_joint2.jpg
