Then i hope it is the exhaust vibrating and nothing more will update you after crawling underneath in the morning thanks again Gordon:)

Not sure MHM think i was looking for somthing more sinister i am going to re check with a clear head tomorrow thanks for your reply :)

why call them 3 amigos - they are no friends of mine Well there are good friends and bad friends :eek: Am pleased your hammer method sorted it for you :)

Hi Guys has any one ever come across a siezed vcu breaking something in the diff mine seems to be making a very deep throaty grumbling noise when turning hard i have changed the vcu which has made it better but still there i noticed when i changed the vcu with both rear wheels off the ground...

No thet dont Dave:D

this does seem normal Suz mine is the same feels like it is dragging a bit on full lock i.e supermarket carparks etc Welcome to 4wd freelandering :D

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thanks for the info will keep an eye on the egr bypass Gordon:)

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I allways use Unipart give good service and cheap as ought :D

Have you had the top off ? if so you may have kinked the seals when you put the top back on mine has never been a bit of bother and we have certainly had some rain :eek: Good luck

And i bet you beat a hasty retreat :D

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:welcome2: to the forum Kev

May be worth changing the transmission fluid if you dont know when it was last changed this can throw up all sorts of problems Good luck and let us know :)

Sounds like it could be the vcu do the test jack up one rear wheel engine off in first gear and see if you can turn the wheel do a search on line for other tests loads on here good luck Gordon:)

The only reason for the chamfer is to allow for wear in the discs so if they work ok no squeal then you have nothing to worry about if they do then simply put a chamfer on :)

Second that O.P could also check the fuel filter depending on the mileage also recomened millers sport fuel additive worked wonders with mine :)