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| lrdxb110 Member Since: 09 Jul 2009 Location: Dubai Posts: 224   
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Likewise, having the same problem too. Dealer has agreed to replace transfer box but i doubt that is going to rectify the problem. Anyone please shed some light on this issue?
Cheers  '08 LR Defender 110
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25th May 2010 9:40pm |
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| mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5024  
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Im glad its not just me...although its more annoying when you have had one replaced by a different dealer stating "it shouldnt do that...its the selector guide, we will order one" and bang - fixed never to do it again! (until a new selector was fitted) only for the new dealer to state there isnt a problem with it...
 Mike |
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25th May 2010 10:10pm |
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| sasha2001 Member Since: 02 Jan 2009 Location: New Zealand+ russia Posts: 206  
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is this it?
Technical Service Bulletin No.LTB00211 30 April 2009 Subject/Concern: Transmission Stuck in Gear, Selector Shaft Detents Now Available Models: Defender (LD) 2.4 Puma Diesel 2.4 Puma Diesel VIN-range: 7A732615 Onwards Markets: All Section: 308-03 Summary: This Technical Bulletin is to advise that the transmission selector shaft detents are now available as a serviceable part. Therefore it is no longer necessary to replace the complete transmission assembly for concerns related to the transmission selector shaft detents (transmission stuck in gear). Should it become necessary to replace the transmission selector shaft detents, refer to the new procedure detailed in Global Technical Reference GTR Workshop Manual, section 308-03. Parts Required: Description Part Number Quantity Transmission Detent Kit LR017294 1 Labour Time: Operation Description Operation No. Time Selector Shaft Detents – renew 37.16.75 4.9 hours |
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26th May 2010 9:04am |
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| mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5024
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I dont think so, but you have reminded me of the occasional trouble selecting first/2nd. Mike
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26th May 2010 9:15am |
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| ralton Member Since: 04 Feb 2010 Location: Durban Posts: 153  
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I've had my selector plate replaced due to a rattle. The new one is better but not rattle free.
It's worse when under a bit of strain (going up hill in 6th, etc). I have come to believe that it is actually normal for it to rattle a bit. The owners manual warns you not to hold the gear lever while driving - if the selector plate resulted in a tight fitting lever, that would amount to the same as holding the gear lever with your hand. I've also convinced myself that i'll get better mileage out of the box if i allow a small amount of rattle. AND, if it does get too bad (after the warranty expires) it won't be tooooo expensive to replace. Just my few cents worth... Cheers www.ralton.co.za |
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26th May 2010 10:42am |
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| MK Member Since: 28 Aug 2008 Location: Santiago Posts: 2271  
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I got a sort of high pitch-metallic clinking noise coming from the bellhouse-gearbox area. I think it is somehow related to the selector and I get also the noise when I shift between gears and engine is off. Could it be the gear selector? Puma 110" SW
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