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Sepp Member Since: 05 Oct 2020 Location: Bavaria Posts: 114 |
Has the wheels been changed between left/right or front /rear to check for wheel (un)balance influencing the vibration?
As it only appears while steering right, I would suggest front left wheel bearing and/or stabilizers as a potential source. Has this been checked? |
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13th Apr 2022 10:44am |
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ehl Member Since: 19 Jul 2021 Location: valencia Posts: 4 |
I've left the car for couple of days at offical service and what they told me is that they've lifted the car and visually checked wheels, suspensions etc. They also told me that any poroblem related to bearings or wheel unbalance would manifest itself at all times and not as it happens to me under some certain circumstances. The only thing is the steering wheel was off center from the factory and they fixed it. How ever the problem persist after they fixed it as well. They've also cosulted to Land Rover internally if same happened to any other vehicle worldwide but no answer has been received. So I'm a bit stuck
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13th Apr 2022 11:28am |
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Sepp Member Since: 05 Oct 2020 Location: Bavaria Posts: 114 |
Visual inspection instead of meaurements? And they had a couple of days for analysis?
Bearing problems manifest at all times? Well, yes, if you wait until they are completly worn and ignore early indicators. Sorry, imho your service told you . Your car is almost brandnew, keep repeating your claim until they solved it. |
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13th Apr 2022 12:50pm |
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Moo Member Since: 01 Oct 2021 Location: Bath Posts: 973 |
I have the same thing. I've had my car for four weeks and first noticed it on a trip to Milan on super smooth roads. It does it mostly up hill but I can change the effect with the steering wheel.
Did you get any resolution on this? |
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1st Dec 2022 12:13am |
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ehl Member Since: 19 Jul 2021 Location: valencia Posts: 4 |
Hi, it took me long time any many debates with the dealer but finally they have changed the front left wheel bearing along with the part that holds the bearing and no more vibrations. Hope this helps.
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1st Dec 2022 6:49am |
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Moo Member Since: 01 Oct 2021 Location: Bath Posts: 973 |
Thanks for that.
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1st Dec 2022 8:14pm |
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