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mudknight



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2003 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Java Black
Noisy gearbox

Not sure how to describe this but my gearbox is noisy somedays then other days its not . The noise isn't mechanical , it sounds almost like a whir , as if a big fan is on , any ideas ?
Post #147597 23rd Oct 2012 5:16am
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mercs600



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Not sure about the Range Rover but .... I had similar symptoms/noise from my Mercedes E class before the box went - twice ! Shocked After 3 boxes sold it on Ebay and it went to Lithuania ! Shocked
Post #147601 23rd Oct 2012 6:31am
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Johnte



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Are you sure it's the gearbox? The viscous fan can be very noisy when it's operating (big fan noise)
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could be your FBH now the mornings are getting colder... ... - .- -.




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mudknight



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I am wondering if it is my fan as mentioned , am I right in thinking the fan shouldn't kick in untill the engine is warm ? If so if I see the fan turning from a cold engine it's faulty ?
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