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stan
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it was a a 2 post thing with 4 arms on it Craig...

wheels were 'rocked' to see if the bearings were ok and a pry bar used to test the bushes... ... - .- -.

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1st Aug 2023 6:59am

stan
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@Pete, you think its the transfer box then?

i wonder why it would be failing as it had an oil change 12k miles ago.. ... - .- -.

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1st Aug 2023 8:30am

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Not sure TBH, it's a known problem and fix, with very similar symptoms...

Just seemed a good starting point...

I think you should get the bushes and ball joints checked with weight on the wheels first though... Pete
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1st Aug 2023 9:12am

stan
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thanks for that

Grange in swindon want £210 to diagnose the problem.....thats per hour and they said it might take longer... ... - .- -.

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1st Aug 2023 10:33am

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I know I'm sounding like a stuck record Stan but some of your symptoms are uncannily similar to mine. Do you experience any unusual movement if you have to brake hard? When I had my issue, the car would veer quite violently to one side when the weight of the wheel etc transferred within the rear subframe, as the hub bush had all but disintegrated. it was rather scary and made we wonder if one of my front calipers had seized.
My only way to describe it was that the back end felt "loose", mostly when I was changing direction from right to left. Again this was caused by the weight of all the wheel, stubs etc shifting on the subframe. Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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1st Aug 2023 10:44am

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stan wrote:
it was a a 2 post thing with 4 arms on it Craig...

wheels were 'rocked' to see if the bearings were ok and a pry bar used to test the bushes...

You also need to do the same thing with the wheel jacked up under the bottom wishbone Stan… With suspension on full droop, on a two poster. You can only check how the bushes move when the suspension is in that orientation… Now imagine it on a four poster with the full length beams that lock and allow the wheels to be removed? If they were under the lower wishbones, you would remove weight from some of your suspension bushes, allowing for travel there to be checked too…

D3&4 were really bad for the rear bushes allowing the rear axle to essentially self steer!

RR should be checked in both droop and compressed to be certain sir… 👍

1st Aug 2023 10:48am

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On a different tangent Stan. We are finding more and more 405’s with burst rear dampers! So one side not doing anything! Masked by the ACE system…

Have you checked yours?

1st Aug 2023 10:50am

stan
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no symptoms like yours Alan...

braking is fine from all speeds...

i'm perplexed why this 'slide' happens on a right turn.. ... - .- -.

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1st Aug 2023 10:50am

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stan wrote:

i did try a calibration on the transfer box with the iidtool but got an error 'E7' code, maybe it needs a software update?....

Hi Stan, there is a bug in the IID tool when doing the transfer case calibration. I worked with Pat at GAP to identify a work around for it.

What you need to do is start the engine as soon as it automatically switches off during the process. You'll find that it will then complete the calibration process. Kev

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1st Aug 2023 8:35pm

stan
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i think i might have done that Kev but not 100% sure..

thank you , i'll try that sequence tomorrow, weather permitting .. ... - .- -.

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1st Aug 2023 8:42pm

stan
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tried the transfer case [sensor] calibration this morning and still got the error E7..

did what Kev suggested and still no joy.. ... - .- -.

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2nd Aug 2023 8:44am

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