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I didn't feed back my results. I replaced worn Synchrones (with Bridgestone Duellers), which reduced noise level considerably, particularly the temperature-dependent bit; noise was then a lot more recognisable as wheel bearing. Replacing LH wheel bearing removed noise. BTW when I used to...

I thought my Serengeti had fog lamps, but they turned out to be driving lamps. Driving lamps have "HR" next to the E-in-a-circle, fog lamps have "F".

Why did it need new head gasket? They need a reason to fail.They aren't consumables like pads, discs and cam belts.

"The tail light shares a joint bulb with the stop light". Is that a single filament bulb, or the old twin-filament? I don't know the FL2 rear lamp. If it's single filament, the varying voltage may be your friend's meter struggling to correctly measure the chopped voltage in tail mode.

"My disco had headlight washer jets but I removed them to fit a winch bumper. Will it fail because of this?" If you've got Xenon headlamps, washers are mandatory, and it will fail. If you've got Halogen headlamps, washers are optional, and it will pass.

Hi guys I've got what sounds like the same noise. LH front corner, road speed related, more noticeable on slight RH lock, most apparent 30-40mph (though this may simply be natural resonance frequency), which makes me think wheel bearing. On the other hand, it seems more apparent when starting...