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Carlo.d



Member Since: 11 Sep 2023
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Italy 2012 Freelander 2 TD4 S Auto Stornoway Grey
Front drivetrain noise.

Good day.
Freelander 2 year 2012 - 190 hp automatic lhd - approx 165.000 km.
Lately sometimes I hear a vibration when cornering to right under acceleration. The vibration seems to come from the front left side of the car.
Presume the culprit can be either a bearing or a CV joint. Hope not the differential.
Some months ago a reliable workshop changed the oil of auto Gear change, haldex and both differentials.
Anybody had the same problem ? Any suggestion ?

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Rommel



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Yes I think you are right? Bearing/CV but also check for broken spring and worn track arm bushes. Jack up and check wheel for any movement in the suspension. thats just to start could be other things, doubt if it is the front PTU/Diff 2013 FL2 XS.
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Carlo.d



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Rommel, tks for your suggestions.
Tomorrow will book a reliable workshop, hop they won't find any disaster.
Have a nice day.

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