lespes
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Still have the feeling of vibrations through the steering wheel and front passenger floorwell, seems to be engine related, comes and go. Some other similar posts on here.
Anyone got a Topix subscription as see new bulletin on there re this subject LTB00633 and car is in for service next week so would like to gather as much info as poss D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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 17th Jan 2014 10:07 pm |
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lespes
Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
Location: Sitting Down
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 D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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| 18th Jan 2014 11:37 pm |
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DG
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Member Since: 12 Dec 2005
Location: The Gaff
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LTB00633 =
Quote:AFFECTED VEHICLE RANGE:
Discovery 4 / LR4 (LA)
Model Year:
2010 Onwards
VIN:
AA513326 Onwards
MARKETS:
All Except NAS
CONDITION SUMMARY:
Situation: The steering wheel may exhibit a vibration/shimmy while driving.
Cause: This may be caused by a road wheel/tire assembly imbalance and/or temporary tire flat-spotting. Suggested Customer Concern Code N24.
Action: In the event of a customer concern of steering wheel vibration/shimmy/vehicle vibration, refer to the procedure outlined below to balance and optimise the tire/wheel assemblies and identify tires which may have a temporary flat spot condition.
21 year LR veteran > D2 GS 2003 > D3 S 2006 > D3 HSE 2009 > D4 HSE 2013 > D4 HSE 2015 > D5 HSE 2018 > DS HSE R-Dynamic P300e 2021
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| 18th Jan 2014 11:52 pm |
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lespes
Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
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Cheers for that. 
No help for me though, wheels been done, new tyres etc and swapped over for another set of wheels and tyres, still there, but it comes and goes, pretty certain engine related vibration, seems to run rough at times  D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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| 19th Jan 2014 12:12 am |
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Gareth
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Has yours got a DPF? It might be the regen cycle that occurs when it gets full. Happens more often if lots of short journeys.
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| 19th Jan 2014 12:14 am |
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lespes
Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
Location: Sitting Down
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Has DPF, any way of telling if DPF is regen mode D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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| 19th Jan 2014 12:34 am |
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crews control
Member Since: 18 Mar 2007
Location: Dorset
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On mine I can hear it.... sounds great when it's purging the DPF. More like a throaty V8.
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| 19th Jan 2014 9:44 am |
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DeeJay
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Location: Devon
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Just a thought couple weeks back mine started vibrating quite badly. When I got home I felt the wheels and hubs and found the nearside rear really hot. Took it to the dealers the next day. They said they found nothing but changed the park brake linings because they had cooked, and lubed the park brake system. Been OK since. Vibration felt like a semi flat tire on the front making the steering and whole vehicle shake 
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| 19th Jan 2014 11:45 am |
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lespes
Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
Location: Sitting Down
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Seems a few stories around re parking brake causing this problem, hopefully dealership will be clued up. D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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| 19th Jan 2014 8:05 pm |
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JPW
Member Since: 19 Mar 2007
Location: Essex
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So what is the procedure described LTB00633?
Is it anything more than just re-balancing the wheels?
I'm having exactly these symptoms and the wheels have all bee rebalanced - there's an improvement but it' still not right.
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| 19th Jan 2014 9:28 pm |
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character
Member Since: 01 Jan 2008
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If your symtoms have lessened, then logic would say yer on the right track, so are there any flat spots on the tyre/s or are the wheels slightly buckled?
Had similar with my d3, a decent tyre shop would be able to see if there are buckles when spinning the wheels on the machine.....
take it back and get um to do it again
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| 19th Jan 2014 10:10 pm |
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Apache
Member Since: 17 Oct 2011
Location: Yorkshire
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Was having problems with my D3 and my experience of the dealer near the airport was not favourable..........
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| 19th Jan 2014 10:59 pm |
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lespes
Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
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Logic and land rovers.
I have noticed a small improvement with new tyres and balance but not a return to normal
Even changed back to the 20 inch wheels as they were fine when fitted before but still the same situation as 19 inch wheels.
Have you tried moving front wheels to back to see if that makes any difference D4 Landmark MY16 Santorini Black THE LAST
D4 HSE MY12 Marmais Teal: Gone. Missed a lot!
Freelander 2 SD HSE MY11 Silver:Thankfully gone.
D4 HSE MY11 Silver: Gone missed !
Range Rover Sport MY06 HSE Buck Blue: Gone missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Facelift MY Red Gone Missed!
Discovery D2 TD5 Cobalt Blue: Gone Missed!
Discovery D1 Auto Oxford Blue Not missed at all!
Discovery D1 Avalon Blue First LR! missed!
Now demoted to a VW
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| 19th Jan 2014 11:01 pm |
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DG
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Member Since: 12 Dec 2005
Location: The Gaff
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JPW wrote:So what is the procedure described LTB00633?
Is it anything more than just re-balancing the wheels?
Nothing more 21 year LR veteran > D2 GS 2003 > D3 S 2006 > D3 HSE 2009 > D4 HSE 2013 > D4 HSE 2015 > D5 HSE 2018 > DS HSE R-Dynamic P300e 2021
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| 19th Jan 2014 11:02 pm |
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JPW
Member Since: 19 Mar 2007
Location: Essex
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Okay, thanks DG......but this morning having arrived at work i've noticed that the NSF disk is warm to the touch where the OSF is not......I wonder if the pads aren't properlt retracting......would this cause a vibration of this sort???
Paul
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| 20th Jan 2014 9:14 am |
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