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United Kingdom 2014 Discovery 4 3.0 SDV6 XXV LE Auto Causeway GreyDiscovery 4
Full Throttle to move backward

So my 2014 D4 has given me almost 2 years of fault free motoring, recently however when putting the car into reverse i need to apply almost full throttle before it will move, it then shoots off a bit too fast..
Anyone had this before? Dealer visit?
  
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United Kingdom 2011 Discovery 4 3.0 SDV6 XS Auto Zermatt SilverDiscovery 4

I have similar in my 6sp MY11, but put that down to the gearbox not engaging the gear properly (something to do with re-greasing a selector pin apparently Embarassed ), or me not putting my foot on the brake or the car stopping enough before selecting gear...but that's a 6sp not 8sp like yours.

So all of that's probably no help to you whatsoever Rolling with laughter

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Is your park brake sticking ?

often when it's been raining (or I have washed the car an let it sit for a bit) my park brake does not disengage properly if I try to reverse away. If I pull forward a couple of inches then reverse all is well.

My D3 did the same and I think quite common.

may be completely unrelated to your issue but thought i'd mention it.
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Have a look at my thread from a few months back (http://www.disco4.com/forum/topic132628.html) and see if it sounds familiar. I'm afraid I can't tell you how the mechanics of the 8sp linkage differs from the 6sp, but there's also a link to a thread from Disco_Mikey that offers a fix!

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ThatMartinChap wrote:
Is your park brake sticking ?

often when it's been raining (or I have washed the car an let it sit for a bit) my park brake does not disengage properly if I try to reverse away. If I pull forward a couple of inches then reverse all is well.

My D3 did the same and I think quite common.

may be completely unrelated to your issue but thought i'd mention it.


Its not the parking brake as i have not ever used it Smile, its strange almost as if its in neural then works out its in reverse and goes backward, my old D3 used to start moving as soon as i took my foot off the brake pedal...
  
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