Dom Harvey
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My D3 has been into the dealers to sort out a few niggles, including a strange sound when I turn right (no wise cracks BN) a sort of 'whooshing' sound almost like tyre is rubbing against something. the dealers explanation is that it is normal and happens when turning apparently its the sound of the tyre on the tarmac  If thats the case then all of your vehicles should do the same, you'll need to turn off radio/CD and automatic climate control to hear it properly, is it a dealers cock and bulls story  2004 Discovery 3 - gone
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Smarticus
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If your vehicle was in "access hight" setting then the noise is almost certainly the tyres fouling part of the vehicle when on full lock. I notice this everyday when parking my D3 in an underground car park with restricted height clearance. I have learnt to avoid full lock as the noise is really quite alarming. At less than full lock there is no loud noise but I would expect some tyre noise in enclosed spaces on some surfaces when turning. I wouldn't expect any noise at normal height, outside on any surface ...... Disco 4 TDV6HSE
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| 27th Jun 2005 7:25 pm |
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Dom Harvey
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No this is under normal driving conditions, not in access mode. 2004 Discovery 3 - gone
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:00 pm |
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simon
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Dom,
I hear this too. I think its the tyres on the road when you turn.
Straight ahead... no noise... when you turn... noise
Just the weight scrubbing our tyres bare I feel.
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:06 pm |
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Dom Harvey
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I have another theory it could be those weights (I call them the D3's balls) hanging down at the back chaffing as we veer right or left.  2004 Discovery 3 - gone
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:08 pm |
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simon
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tee hee
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:09 pm |
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10forcash
Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
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Is the tracking ok?
Just a thought...
Cheers,
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:10 pm |
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Dom Harvey
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You would think they would have checked that, who knows nothing was mentioned about tracking 2004 Discovery 3 - gone
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:11 pm |
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simon
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The noise I hear is definitely the tyres on the road when your turning.
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:14 pm |
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BN
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Yes, I have heard this too on both access mode and normal when on full lock. Think mine is mainly on right hand lock, which turns tighter than left, but not always. It appears to be some sort of noise from the power steering. It may be a release valve on full lock, but not yet decided. It does sound a little like metal, but no eveidence of that. I plan to take the front wheels off next time I can get it on the ramp.
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| 27th Jun 2005 8:50 pm |
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Gareth
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I get this whooshing noise, it is most noticable with the window down. I think it may be the power steering hydraulics, but it could also be the tyre I suppose.
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| 27th Jun 2005 9:25 pm |
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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
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Maybe we are talking two separate noises here. Only one I can hear is rubber scrubbing on the tarmac.
Off for its service this morning so will listen out for any other noises.
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| 28th Jun 2005 7:00 am |
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Gareth
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If my extensive past experience of Land Rovers is anything to go by, (3 Disco's and a 2a), it is folly to start actually 'listening' for obscure noises in these vehicles.
All my past vehicles have made various noises, and most of them were proved 'normal'
If all you can get out of a D3 is a little tyre hiss, then I personally would not worry. Lets not forget it weighs nearly 3 tons!
If I were a tyre trying to make 3 tons go around a corner, I think I would hiss too. 
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| 28th Jun 2005 8:00 am |
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Nickhearne
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I get the tyres making a noise when cornering as the rubber is scraped off  makes me want to take corners much slower as the thought of paying out for new tyres makes me shudder 
Most cars I have had you get a noise then the power steering is on fall lock something to do with the hydraulics 
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| 28th Jun 2005 9:04 am |
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NightFox
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Nickhearne wrote:... the power steering is on fall loch ...
I think I went there when I was a kid - is it near Inverness?
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