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10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

2007 Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE Manual Zermatt Silver

Wheel change / suspension errors

Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error

Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error

How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

23rd Oct 2005 4:21 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?

23rd Oct 2005 4:23 pm

10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?

had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof

as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

23rd Oct 2005 4:25 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then

23rd Oct 2005 5:46 pm

10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then

i was on about the radio

there's a bit of rumble from the tyres, although most of it is harmonic, at the right speeds, most of it disappears

23rd Oct 2005 5:48 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then
i was on about the radio there's a bit of rumble from the tyres, although most of it is harmonic, at the right speeds, most of it disappears

How about balance as Garry used very little balance weight material as they appeared quite good?

23rd Oct 2005 5:51 pm

10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then
i was on about the radio there's a bit of rumble from the tyres, although most of it is harmonic, at the right speeds, most of it disappears

How about balance as Garry used very little balance weight material as they appeared quite good?

balance is fine... although one wheel has 80g on the outer rim

23rd Oct 2005 5:54 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then
i was on about the radio there's a bit of rumble from the tyres, although most of it is harmonic, at the right speeds, most of it disappears

How about balance as Garry used very little balance weight material as they appeared quite good?
balance is fine... although one wheel has 80g on the outer rim

Put that as the spare I take it.

23rd Oct 2005 5:57 pm

10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

Re: Wheel change / suspension errors

BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
BN wrote:
10forcash wrote:
Right, fitted me 17" wheels today, previously did a trial fit with the expected suspension error
Except that today, not through planning, but completely without thinking about it - no error
How so? well, I left the radio on
no 'fart' as previously
no error message
seems that the data bus is being held open for the suspension as well, yes, the level transducers moved, but did not attempt to level as previously

so it looks like LR have carefully studied the average garage grease monkey's habits and configured the car so that when the radio is on and volume set to 'ear bleed' everything works properly

Never mind that, what is the noise level like?
had to put ear defenders on the dog and loosened a couple of ridge tiles on next door's roof as the yoofs would say 'bangin man'

Take it that they rumble a bit then
i was on about the radio there's a bit of rumble from the tyres, although most of it is harmonic, at the right speeds, most of it disappears

How about balance as Garry used very little balance weight material as they appeared quite good?
balance is fine... although one wheel has 80g on the outer rim

Put that as the spare I take it.

dunno, just bolted them on, seem fine after a bit of a blast

23rd Oct 2005 5:58 pm

10forcash

Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534

BTW, what's the torque settings for the wheelnuts? got Mrs. 10 to set 'em to 15-1/2 stone

23rd Oct 2005 5:59 pm

Slimer
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Member Since: 06 Jan 2005
Location: Last Exit to Nowhere
Posts: 16295

140Nm I seem to remember.....

I will have a torque wrench in the back in Wales.... The End

23rd Oct 2005 6:19 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Slimer wrote:
140Nm I seem to remember.....

I will have a torque wrench in the back in Wales....

Bit less than MrsTFC then

23rd Oct 2005 6:27 pm

Dom Harvey
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Member Since: 15 Apr 2005
Location: Dorset
Posts: 7456

Slimer wrote:
140Nm I seem to remember.....

I will have a torque wrench in the back in Wales....

...don't to forgot to tie it down otherwise you might have the sense knocked out of you

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23rd Oct 2005 6:50 pm

BN

Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
Posts: 6463

Dom Harvey wrote:
Slimer wrote:
140Nm I seem to remember.....

I will have a torque wrench in the back in Wales....

...don't to forgot to tie it down otherwise you might have the sense knocked out of you

Now we have a wrench that talks

23rd Oct 2005 7:05 pm

Nomad

Member Since: 17 Jul 2005

Posts: 15

I assume that the your TDV6 Disco 3 has smaller breaks then my V8 LR3 right? That is why you were able to put the 17" rim on?

Thanks,
Nomad

24th Oct 2005 12:35 am

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