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mrd1990



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Well.. after two weeks and 1 day, going from the garages' own mechanic, then on to a landy specialist (who was unable to find the fault) then on again to land rover them self.. and with confirmation from 3 other range rover specialists.. I am told I'm a fat bastard.

uh, I mean it's torque converter related!!

New parts coming Wednesday, hopefully will be fixed for picking up on Friday!

I think RRPhil was bang on! - I'll report back Friday evening Thumbs Up

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this is such a long thread i had to go back to page 1 to remind myself what its all about....anyways ,good luck and i hope it solves it.. ... - .- -.




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PaulB



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Well I still haven't got mine back yet.

The specialist seems certain my trouble is the engine mounts.

Hopefully I will have an update tomorrow, but I'm not holding my breath Sad

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UPDATE

Active engine mounts replaced..........and.................the vibration is ....................still :censored:ing there!!!!

They are now looking at the injectors Big Cry

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HI im a new member here but to add to the others i would say it was torque converter as i had excactly the same problem as you descibe to the word..t/c changed problem gone away .

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jinkytoby wrote:
HI im a new member here but to add to the others i would say it was torque converter as i had excactly the same problem as you descibe to the word..t/c changed problem gone away .



If it's under LR warranty they will do everything they can to avoid changing the TC

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mrd1990 wrote:
Well.. after two weeks and 1 day, going from the garages' own mechanic, then on to a landy specialist (who was unable to find the fault) then on again to land rover them self.. and with confirmation from 3 other range rover specialists.. I am told I'm a fat bastard.

uh, I mean it's torque converter related!!

New parts coming Wednesday, hopefully will be fixed for picking up on Friday!

I think RRPhil was bang on! - I'll report back Friday evening Thumbs Up


Any update? J.Seven

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mrd1990



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They say it wont be ready until after the weekend. If I'm lucky, I'll get it back Tuesday Thud

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PaulB



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Well I still don't have mine back.

They have sent all the injectors off for testing and refurb.

I am still telling the garage I think it's the torque convector.

List so far.........

Gearbox flush and filter change
Active engine mounts changed
Injectors

Post #84883 1st Oct 2011 1:51pm
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PaulB



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All 6 injectors refurbed and fitted......................

Still the same! Big Cry

It's going in for the Torque Convertor on Monday.

The dealer said that if this doesn't fix it, he will buy the car back off me!!

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Hi,

Had the same vibrations, had the wheels balanced 4 times etc... made me nuts

At the end it was the front brake caliper (Left one)
We found out when it was totally seized (I don't know if it's the correct word), disk was red hot.

Vibration came at around 2000K but could vary.

A good cleaning and 30€ solved the problem.

Might not be the same issu but worth having a look.

L322RR
2004 TD6 diff done

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hi sorry to say but its a strange garage that refurbs injectors to cure vibration Surprised

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Hi All
Not been on site for ages but here goes.

I had this problem in my last Rangey- It was the torque convertor seals. If I remember rightly, the autobox guy said the vibration was caused by an oscillating effect- pressure within the TC drops due to the worn seals, the valve detects this, opens and repressurises the TC, closes, and the cycle keeps being repeated many times a second and feels like vibration. The TC locks up above a certain speed hence it is less noticeable. Or something like that. A new TC cured it Mine had covered 155k by then, so not bad. RRphil- does this make sense to you?

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mrd1990



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No news to report here..

Last update I got was Tuesday morning..
They said they were still working on it.. they hoped to be giving it a test drive later in the day...
Haven't heard anything since.. in total it's been 4 weeks now.

On the plus side, I've saved £200 in diesel! Few more weeks and I can buy a working P38 with tax and MOT Laughing

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Woo hoo Very Happy

It's fixed!

It was the TC.

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